by Keegan Priest Rating: A- (91%) In a genre like Indie-Rock, sounds become blurred. With 40-50 years of genre evolution, creative innovation has become a scarce thing. And it’s because of this lack of progression that has turned me off to lots of modern rock music. Although it’s a cynical way of thinking about it, […]
by Elena Biglan and Karen Wang The Eiteljorg Museum in downtown Indianapolis is hosting a celebration of the Mexican holiday Day of the Dead on Saturday, October 27 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Admission to the museum is free and all are welcome to attend. Activities include music performances, presentations from Hispanic artists, a […]
By Karen Wang If there’s one thing that can be said about Crazy Rich Asians, it’s that it definitely brings the Asian, and it does it well. The film, which began screening across the US on August 15, has reached a level of commercial and critical acclaim and recognition once thought to be impossible for […]
By Jay Maturi The girls basketball team entered this season with a young roster. After losing three seniors, the team was led by lone senior Natalie Nickless. However, with the help of transfer guards Brooke Andrus and Haley Tomlinson, as well as returning juniors Lily and Lucy Snyder and sophomore all-star Lindsey Syrek, the […]
Continue Reading ...
By Regan Hooker On Wednesday, January 17, University raced both Eastern Hancock and Elwood. Girls placed third, while boys placed a close runner up to Elwood. Four school records were broken including both the girls 200 free relay (2:05.88) and the boys 200 free relay (1:43.04). Records were also broken by Keegan Priest, who swam […]
Continue Reading ...
By Keegan Priest Album: Blonde Artist: Frank Ocean Released: August 20, 2016 Genre: Neo-Soul, Art-Pop, Alternative R&B The four-year hiatus that followed the release of 2012’s most critically acclaimed project was a silent one from Frank Ocean. Channel Orange was an important album for pop music and its time and marked Frank as […]
Continue Reading ...
By Cooper Dahle “If you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, come here to this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” These famous words were spoken by Ronald Reagan in 1987, in front of the Berlin Wall. This wall existed to separate the NATO controlled […]
Continue Reading ...
By Grace Rozembajgier Tomorrow marks the beginning of possibly the most exciting time of the year — March Madness — and this year’s bracket is a brutal one. There are an infinite number of ways to fill out your bracket, ranging from historical team stats to mascots. Since deciding the outcomes of 63 games […]
Continue Reading ...
By Maddie Sersic Dreams are fascinating. Not the kind that we reminisce in the morning after we wake, but the kind that we can live. The type of dreams that are consistently paired with the words hope and want. These dreams that we aspire to and change our life around seem so important and relevant […]
Continue Reading ...
by Cordell Wilson At this years Golden Globes, while receiving the Cecil B. Demille award, Oprah Winfrey delivered an empowering speech that resonated with many Americans, but spoke especially to the women involved in the empowering “Me Too” movement that is sweeping the nation. Oprah said to the audience, “For too long, women have not […]
Continue Reading ...
By Sydney Tomlinson The U Post has played an integral role in my high school experience. Being a part of this truly student-run space for the past three years has shaped me in countless ways; so much so that I will be pursuing a journalism degree when I head off to college in the fall. […]
Continue Reading ...
By Jordan McQuiston Top of the [insert time you are reading this here] to ya! I’d like to tell you about my biggest guilty pleasure as far as media is concerned. It’s a “horror” series in which a leprechaun kills people in various ways in various locations. These movies are awful. Truly awful. And […]
Continue Reading ...
By Jon Gray Basketball is arguably the defining sport of University. Walking into the average sectionals game, one could immediately spot the blue-and-white student section of UHS. Our Blazer boys received encouragement and support all throughout the 2016-17 season. While this season was one of ups and downs, we still came out on top. The […]
Continue Reading ...