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U-High Midway
The Student News Site of University of Chicago Laboratory High School

U-High Midway
The Student News Site of University of Chicago Laboratory High School

U-High Midway
Danny Aronsohn

Danny Aronsohn, Photographer

Danny Aronsohn is a photographer and a member of the Class of 2026. His favorite part of photojournalism is taking photos of his friends in the Lab community. Outside of photojournalism, Danny enjoys playing soccer and is interested in producing beats on SoundCloud.  

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The girls soccer team finished fourth in the IHSA 1A State Finals elimination game at North Central College in Naperville on May 31. 

[Photo] Girls soccer season wrap up: Team finishes fourth at state

Mia Lipson, Managing Editor
June 3, 2024
Many U-High students look toward a summer of sports events, including major continental soccer tournaments and the Olympic Games, with excitement.

[Photo] Global summer sports competitions spark nostalgia, excitement

Taariq Ahmed, News Editor
May 14, 2024
The annual senior exhibit in the Corvus Gallery is running from through May 3.

[Photo] Senior exhibit, through U-High’s art program, exhibits Lab’s artists’ excellence

Jaya Alenghat, City Life Editor
April 15, 2024
The Laboratory Schools has hired a new director of safety and security. Michael McGehee began his new role on March 1.

[Photo] Alumnus and experienced school resource officer hired as new director of security

Victoria Washington, Opinion Editor
March 29, 2024
On March 19, one convenient location in Hyde Park to vote for or against the Bring Chicago Home referendum in the Illinois Primary, which failed, was at William H. Ray Elementary School.

[Photo] Bring Chicago Home referendum fails; future uncertain

Skye Freeman, Audience Engagement Manager
March 27, 2024
Students are seizing opportunities to accelerate their progress in the math curriculum, whether by doubling up or testing out of certain math courses.

[Photo] Audio: Students take on higher-level math courses, sometimes two at a time

Tinson Xu, Reporter
March 11, 2024
Juniors Ace Ma and Dilara Dogan paint the ArtsFest 2024 mural on the third floor of Belfield Hall. They worked with Lisa Tao and Sebastian Gans, spending their day working on their mural. “It was a lot of fun,” Ace said. “When I start an art project, I really can’t stop until I’m finished. It was a group of people: Sebastian did the design really, really well. It was really fun to be able to work on something big all day. I like being able to work on projects non-stop.”

[Photo] ArtsFest activities reflect students spirit, creativity

Taariq Ahmed, Chloe Alexander, and Skye Freeman
February 29, 2024
Lori Petrie, bookseller at 57th St. Books, enjoys her job and interacts with customers. She loves the comfort of the bookstore and brings warmth to all who walk in.

[Photo] Brightening bookstores: Lori Petrie

Sahana Unni, Editor-in-Chief
February 23, 2024
COMMUNITY WITH COMMUNICATION. Sam Harris has uplifted his community by advocating for interactions and open conversations. Despite his own experience at school, he hopes to create a more engaged community. In doing so, he believes he and people in general can make a difference.

[Photo] Sam Harris’ passion for helping uplifts those around

Katie Sasamoto-Kurisu, Editor-in-Chief
February 20, 2024
A student uses the artificial intelligence feature on snapchat. While the new resource initially piqued curiosity for students, it has become a nuisance for many.

[Photo] Snapchat AI feature poses interest, annoyance to users

Juliana Daugherty, Reporter
January 30, 2024
At the second annual Latinidad assembly, Yolotzin Martinez, co-president of Latinos Unidos, addressed the recent migration crisis, focusing on the situation in Venezuela. In addition to highlighting recent events, the assembly connected intersectionality and diversity within the Latinx community.

[Photo] At Latinidad assembly, students connect diversity, intersectionality, current events

Mia Lipson and Edward Park
October 13, 2023
Lab students arrive at school before the 8:30 a.m. start time. Two weeks into the 2023-24 school year, students express a wide variety of thoughts and opinions regarding the schedule changes.

[Photo] New schedule prompts mix of convenience, irritation

Victoria Washington, Opinion Editor
September 21, 2023
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