By Allie Skalnik This article was revised on 4/16/21 and updated to include the Muncie Climate Resiliancy Resolution. It was previously titled, “How Indiana Youth Are Making A Difference In Climate Change”. Across the globe, climate activism is increasingly being taken up by young people. With Greta Thunberg as arguably the most recognizable face of […]
By Weber Morse “(Insert any athlete ever to play a sport) is the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All-Time).” I bet if you watch sports, you’ve probably heard this many times. Whether it be “experts” or an average Joe, every avid sports fan swears a single player is the G.O.A.T.. When the phrase was birthed, only a […]
By Allie Skalnik From February 15th to 26th, 2021, University High School students were invited to voice their opinions by answering the prompt: “How strong is American democracy?”. In an effort to represent their voices, the U-Post is featuring five responses. In an article by the Associated Press titled “AP-NORC poll: Few in US say […]
This week, we’ll have a collection of pieces from the Yearbook class. Everything – from the ideas, to the writing, to the pictures, was supplied by the staff. This was written by Tara Brugh. For eight seniors, You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (YAGMCB) was the last production they had the opportunity to be a part […]
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The following is a gallery from junior Bailey Priest. These photos are from her advanced photography class and digital color photo class. She says, “I’m pretty much inspired by the things I love. Whether it be dance or music or just movement in general, I like to capture things that you typically don’t see a […]
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Adam Frasz is a three-year varsity member of the UHS golf team. He is currently the number one golfer on the team and a veteran leader. Adam has posted impressive scores this season thus far, including an 89 at the Winding River Tournament (18 holes) and a 44 vs. Lutheran High School (9 holes). Like […]
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This week, we’ll have a collection of pieces from the Yearbook class. Everything – from the ideas, to the writing, to the pictures, was supplied by the staff. This was written by Zach Duncan. This spring, University High School’s spring sports teams had high hopes for their upcoming seasons. Intense winter workouts prepped them for […]
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This week, we’ll have a collection of pieces from the Yearbook class. Everything – from the ideas, to the writing, to the pictures, was supplied by the staff. This was written by Jordan Dalton. This month, students set out to get creative. “What’s the big deal?” you ask. “Why, that happens everyday.” And yes, you’d […]
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If you’ve ever been around me at a sporting event and asked who we’re playing, you’ve likely heard me end my answer with “…and I don’t really like them.” And that’s true—there are a lot of schools we play that for whatever reason I really don’t like—some of them more than others. That’s not to […]
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Sophomore Jordan Dalton wrote this fictional short story. Enjoy! Where I live it’s winter all year round. I’ve never seen the pink bloom of a flower, the changing colors of the leaves, red, orange, yellow, green, mingling beautifully on one tree, mixing together like rainbow syrup on a snow cone. I’ve never even seen the […]
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This is an advice column from UPost. We take in advice from anything relating to school to friends and to existential crises. Don’t worry, this is completely anonymous so send in whatever you want (but inappropriate messages will be deleted). Thanks, Hank