By Jordan Dalton and Naomi Farahan Last weekend, we took a trip to a small liberal arts college in a nearby state. It will remain unnamed. Apparently, there is a science to college visiting, and it is one we have yet to perfect. We started off our long car ride far too early. After a […]

For my last piece here on The U Post, I was asked to write about the graduating seniors. But I guess you could say I’m channelling my inner Sara Bareilles here because I’m not gonna write you a “senior story.” I could re-hash the things we’ve accomplished, but to be honest, that’s what this week—especially Friday’s Prize […]

Just think about this for a second. How many breaths do you take in every minute? No, stop that. Measuring while you’re reading is cheating. No, I mean it. Stop. If you don’t, I’ll… Um… I… NO! I digress, you probably didn’t know off the top of your head, nor do you remember each breath […]

There’s something inherently happy about a tiny horse. And by tiny horse, I don’t really mean a pony, although I have nothing against a good pony. I mean a miniature horse, like Li’l Sebastian from Parks and Recreation. Yesterday was the inaugural Happiness Day at University High School, and to me, this made-up holiday is […]