By Sarah Naidu With the 2020 presidential race on the rise, several candidates have announced their bid. Here are the names that you should know: Democrats: Andrew Yang “Humanity First” Yang served as the CEO for a test preparation company and then went on to start Venture for America, a non-profit focused on […]
By Mary Rozembajgier Marvel fans faced turmoil when the news of Spider-Man leaving the MCU hit at the end of August. After weeks of discussion, a new resolution has been met between Sony and Marvel. But what does all of this mean for the future of the MCU? Before we get to the new deal, […]
By Gloria Davidova A new way to build community and strengthen the core values has come to University. Stewardship has made a Kudos Box. How it works: Once a member of the community writes a Kudos statement to someone or a group of people, they should put it in the designated Kudos Box in front […]
Each year, the IHSAA Champions Network unveils the draw for the IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament on a statewide television show, with in-house “experts” offering previews of the teams in each sectional. When the Sectional 58 draw was revealed, the defending champions failed to garner even a mention as one of the contenders for the […]
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Welcome back, everyone! We hope you enjoyed J-Term. As we start our second semester, I want to talk about some new and exciting things happening with The U Post. We’re working on implementing a semi-regular schedule that will include a variety of new contributors to the site. Our new staff writer, junior Drake Jellison, will […]
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Once again, the University High School Stageblazers have shown their ability to interpret a well-known and well-loved story into a hilarious, fun-filled work of art. The collaboration between the students and artistic director Ty Stover made the incredibly well-written production a unique experience. The story that the cast portrayed highlighted some of the best scenes […]
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Kevin Bates graced University with his presence last year when he transferred from Carmel High School. He made immediate contributions to the varsity basketball and cross country teams. His hustle and determination was a key part of the basketball team’s success in the sectional championship win last year. This year, Kevin has added varsity soccer to […]
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This week’s featured artist is senior Brittany Fukushima. Over the summer, she attended a three-week intensive at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). We discussed her inspirations, her experiences, and her views on art. Who is your favorite artist?It’s hard to narrow down to just one artist. Egon Schiele is a huge […]
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Ellie Klemsz is a junior at University High School. She is a three-sport athlete for the Trailblazers, participating in volleyball, basketball, and softball. She is a part of a very strong tradition of Klemsz children at this school and is extending it in dramatic fashion. Ellie is active in many community service opportunities, including volunteering […]
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Eric Metzman is a sophomore tennis and baseball team member. He was a key player last year for the Blazer baseball team as they won their first sectional championship in school history. He was a large contributor to the tennis team, and he is the primary spirit force of the currently undefeated Academic Team. Eric […]
Continue Reading ...Here are Sharla Steinman’s favorite songs this week! Closer – Tegan & Sara Bad Girls – M.I.A. Kids – Sleigh Bells Sunset – The xx Girl On Fire (Inferno Version) – Alicia Keys Adorn – Miguel Forest Gump – Frank Ocean Stillness Is The Move – Dirty Projectors I Love it- Icona Pop Quesadilla – […]
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