By: Andrea Perez Johnson My dog is a three-year-old Jack Russell who had never really been trained. The only word he understands is “treat”, and everything else he leaves to his imagination. Although sometimes it is annoying that he doesn’t listen, or doesn’t want to, I appreciate his ignorance because it makes me think that […]
By Allie Skalnik Bhavya Thakkar is a fifth grader, and she created Earth Charter Indiana’s Youth Ambassadors program all on her own. The program began in December 2020, and has been working tirelessly since to raise the alarm about the climate emergency in Indiana. The Youth Ambassadors focus on community efforts, believing that the only […]
By Andrea Perez Johnson Yesterday afternoon, I woke up from one of those after school naps that instinctively made me question the time of day and my whole perception of what time was. It was such a deep, meaningless, yet needed sleep that when I woke up, time disappeared, and all that laid there in […]
The fall sports season was an impressive one for University High School. Here are a few numbers of note from the final games, matches, and meets of the season: Notable Performances: 10/2/12 Girls Soccer — Maggie Smith 4 Goals, Karina Casey 2 Assists 10/3/12 Boys Soccer — Patrick Sanders 1 Goal, Shakir Hindi 1 Assist […]
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Mascots are physical representations of school pride. University may be spirited, but we lack this symbol of hope and enthusiasm. Larger schools – like Carmel and Park Tudor – use the characteristics of animals to portray a vision of their school. Animals like panthers and wildcats represent a winning spirit and the hope to win. […]
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If you build it, they will come. In this case, “it” is a foundation and “they” are wins. Tuesday night’s game was the first step for the Lady Blazers towards defending their sectional championship. With three starters from last year’s team gone — Ali MacAllister and Hannah Meinen since graduated and Cassidy Stow has transferred […]
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Note: These numbers were gathered at the end of last week. We’re only one day away from Election Day and media attention on the race has been full throttle for a couple of months now. You’ll hear a lot of numbers thrown around on the national news tonight—national polls being the most deceptive of them—but […]
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Congratulations to senior Emily Johns, University High School volleyball player and The U Post’s athlete of the week! Emily Johns started playing volleyball at Sycamore School in 5th grade. During her senior year at University High School, Emily has really distinguished herself as a leader, helping the team earn their 9-16 record. The team advanced to […]
Continue Reading ...When it comes to music, no artist can please everyone. We all have a variety of tastes. However, there are a number of artists who are recognized for their talents by almost everyone. A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of discovering Lindsey Stirling, an up-and-coming violinist. She has created her own style – […]
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I spoke with Invisi-Fall-Fest coordinator Robin MacKellar about the preparations leading up to the event. Robin said that the people involved have been planning since the start of the year. We both thought the dance floor was empty in the beginning, but later on in the night people came onto the dance floor to have […]
Continue Reading ...Tonight, Nov. 6, 2012, The U Post staff members Jordan Bray and Naomi Farahan will be giving live updates on Election Day 2012. Follow up for the latest election news.
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Check out some photos we took on Halloween! […]
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Pitch Perfect was a funny, charming, and upbeat film with charismatic and dynamic characters. The movie begins with Beca, an incoming freshman at Barden University. She is an outcast, because she isn’t quite sure how fit in. She doesn’t fit the cookie-cutter type of music styling at Barden. Instead, Beca enjoys remixing beats and hopes […]
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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