By Avani Papadopoulos In Central Indiana, there is only one place children can receive support when they are grieving the death of a loved one, and that is at Brooke’s Place. Brooke’s Place is a safe place for children and their families to grieve and share the stories of their loved ones. Children sometimes need […]
By Allie Skalnik To talk about climate change, we have to first acknowledge the facts. Gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and water vapor are the largest contributors to the greenhouse effect. Now, the greenhouse effect is essential for human life on Earth, as its property of trapping heat on the Earth’s surface means we aren’t […]
High school is already hard, but by the time finals roll around, you’re probably ready to sit down and take a break. Unfortunately, you still have to find a way to make it through your exams, which is not an easy process. So, to provide some support, Bring Change To Mind (BC2M) has compiled a […]
The most review-worthy fall premiere show is hands-down the second season of Homeland on Showtime. This R-rated show deals with most of the normally avoided dinner table topics: politics, sex and violence. So, if you’re too young to be watching shows with those themes, Homeland is not for you. Now, if you are interested in […]
Continue Reading ...Congratulations to Nicholas Klemsz, University High School soccer goalie and The U Post’s first-ever athlete of the week! Nicholas Klemsz has been the starting goalie for the University High School soccer team since his sophomore year. As seniors, Klemsz and midfielder Patrick Sanders were elected to be captains. In his last year playing for the […]
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Last week, University’s volleyball team celebrated its senior night. Seniors Taylor Hines, Emily Johns, Kate Kosnoff, Alex Lange, Rachel Mullendore, Dana Nehring-Terrell, Mary Watkins, and Olivia West were all honored that evening. Izzy Tikijian and I wanted to spotlight some of the volleyball seniors, so we interviewed them about their experience playing this fall. Olivia West is […]
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Hey, it’s Crash and Brian. We’re The U Post’s sports editors, and we’ll be writing a somewhat regular column entitled the Sports Editors’ Journal. In our journal, we will discuss what happens at the University sporting events we attend! We will be presenting it in the format of a running list, as you would if […]
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Ze Frank is this week’s YouTube recommendation. Ze is an amazing vlogger who is funny, eloquent, and highly intelligent. He is able to talk about the ridiculous happenings of his life and the world, as well as serious topics that speak to the anxious, scared, self-conscious parts in all of us. Ze originally ran a […]
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With over 40 options and the ability to customize, it is hard to choose just one favorite drink at Starbucks. Like many UHS students, choosing a flavor has become a part of our morning routines. For years, University students have enjoyed lattes, mochas, and sweet teas in order to kick start their mornings. We decided […]
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On Saturday, October 5, I attended the 8th annual Fishers Renaissance Faire. The Faire was held in a large field, and the ground was muddy and covered with straw. The weather was awful – fairly cold outside. But despite the conditions, the vendors, shows, and people in attendance were unlike anything I had ever seen. Here […]
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The Carmel International Arts Festival took place Sept. 22 and 23 in the Carmel Arts and Design district of downtown Carmel. Among many professional artists, local and international, University High School students displayed over 60 pieces of artwork. Those pieces were shown at the High School Booth, held inside the Renaissance Art Gallery. In addition, a panel […]
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Welcome to The U Post – University High School’s new online publication! This is a place for UHS students to showcase who we are, what we do, and why we’re so unique. On The U Post, you’ll get an inside look at University High School through videos, pictures, articles, and tweets. Check out the sports section […]
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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