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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
Traditional Tunes. Mestra Marisa of the Afro-Brazilian dance group Gingarte Capoeira demonstrates two traditional Brazilian instruments, the berimbau and caxixi, which are used in the martial art form of capoeira.

First Latinidad assembly celebrates diversity of Latinx culture

Ethan Swinger, Assistant editor
October 24, 2022
The Latinos Unidos club is putting up an ofrenda display and hosting an after-school celebration to celebrate Dia de los Muertos on Nov. 1.

Latinos Unidos hosting celebration, ofrenda for Dia de los Muertos

David Ren, Reporter
October 21, 2022
Bad Bunnys reggaeton album Un Verano Sin Ti was released as a surprise on May 6th to wide praise.

Bad Bunny’s ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ a triumph of modern music

Evan Lok, Reporter
May 20, 2022
Reggaeton music unifies singing, history, culture

Reggaeton music unifies singing, history, culture

Audrey Matzke, Reporter
April 13, 2022
The Latinos Unidos merchandise features a quote by boxer Rodolfo Gonzales.

Latinos Unidos raises over $1600 for families at border

Samuel Beck, Reporter
March 11, 2021
Street art covers the wall of a building in Pilsen, one of Chicagos primarily LatinX neighborhoods.

Chicago’s Latinx communities face unique challenges combating pandemic

Ella Beiser, Editor-in-Chief
February 16, 2021
A dragon is painted in vibrant colors on a building in Gage Park, representing just one of many murals in the area.

Gage Park Latinx Council creates space for residents to be their authentic selves

Krishita Dutta, City Life Editor
February 8, 2021
The Netflix original Selena is a positive step toward Mexican American representation.

While softening the struggle, ‘Selena’ tells generation-spanning story

Clare O'Connor, Reporter
February 3, 2021
The Day of the Dead should remind people that death is not just a statistic, but the loss of a real life, and we should use this day to reflect on that.

Día de los Muertos provides a timely, universal message

Julian Ingersoll, Co-Arts Editor
November 1, 2020
SUBTLE BEAUTY. Each of the art pieces in “Woven” — at the National Museum of Mexican Art through April 19 — only has a biography for the artist but no description, forcing the viewer to interpret the work for themselves. The museum at 1852 West 19th St. is the only musuem in the greater United States solely devoted to the display of Mexican art.

Modern activism, historical art

Julian Ingersoll, Reporter
March 9, 2020
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