Ryan Ricks: Oh man, where do I begin? I’ll miss the U-Post so, so much. The U-Post was the first club that I got heavily involved in after transferring to UHS at the beginning of sophomore year. At that point, the only writing experience I had was a handful of stories I wrote as a […]
By Geri Mishra It was September 2019. Corona was nothing but a drink. If someone was not in school during school hours, it was because they were skipping, sick, or because the fire alarm had been pulled once again. The school year had just started, but the weather made it feel like summer had been […]
By Karen Wang [DRAFT FOR “NOW, MORE THAN EVER” AD] We are in quarantine. We are isolated. We cannot see each other in close contact anymore. We cannot do the things we used to. Our lives have been disrupted. We are living a “new normal,” and that can be scary. We are living in a […]
This is a guest piece written by Kip Robisch. When I was eight years old, a friend of our family sat me behind his gold sparkle Slingerland drum set and said, “There you go.” Since then, I have found through drumming not just a metronome but a compass—a righting agent for my life that has […]
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The following is a Stewardship update from sophomore Lizzie Berry. Many people ask the question: what does Stewardship actually do? The main run-down of the representative position is to be leader of the class one represents and to demonstrate the core values of our school. But Stewardship does more than that. We are a group […]
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Noah Matthews has been a key component in the Blazers’ recent “Cinderella Story” tournament run. He has had several crucial performances on the way to the Blazers’ first regional championship in the school’s history. Noah has been a steady performer who has helped the undersized Blazers overcome their height deficiency. He was also a starting […]
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Sophomore Emma Troughton is known for many things around University. She’s the soccer goalie with a knack for concussions, the excited Chemistry student without an off-button, and the singer whose voice seems to burst at regular intervals. And in her opinion, those images should not be altered just because she recently came out as a […]
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The title just about explains my situation. I won’t delve into what is pressing me for time or sapping me of my creativity tonight, but I will dive into the deep sea (metaphorically) to fish (metaphorically) some information up for you regarding a jellyfish that never dies. Kind of. Those of you who have length […]
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Admittedly, the Blazers played more of the evil stepsister role last weekend. The Blazers took out a school whose enrollment is the smallest in the state in the semi-final (62-student Baptist Academy) and made for probably the worst regional final in recent history for the championship (15-point loss Jac-Cen-Del). The two Cinderella stories of the […]
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Forget about pinching me to make sure I’m awake; just slap me across the face. Seriously. Anyone who stood around me Saturday night at the game knows that I’m still kind of in disbelief that this has happened. I wouldn’t say it’s unbelievable, it’s just… well, kind of remarkable. To be honest, I expected the […]
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University’s student body is an exceptionally creative bunch. This is clearly visible in the spectacular art pieces displayed around the school, as well as the astounding number of awards and ribbons awarded to UHS students for their work. With this new series on The U Post, we hope to further display the wealth of talent […]
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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