Last week, several subfreshmen were removed from the Siebel building adjacent to Uni. The following Wednesday, Assistant Director Karl Radnitzer sent an e-mail to the school notifying students and faculty that no Uni students wo...
This year, the presidential election has been a huge topic in Uni discussion. Now that it has happened, we thought we would ask students about their thoughts on the results.
“I saw an ad online about moving to mars recently, I know w...
This year, DoMonique Arnold has taken over as head librarian and she comes prepared.
Arnold has lived in Illinois all her life. Growing up in Maywood, Illinois, a city north of Champaign. After high school, she studied Latin at the...
Every high school has a finite number of classes and set graduation requirements. When a school like Uni has a small student body, we consequently have a small list of classes to accommodate that student body. However, the number...
On April 29, sophomores in Modern History and juniors/seniors in World Since 1945 were required to take a “day of silence.” Chris Butler, who has been a history teacher at Uni for 38 years, found out that several students...
I’ve started to realize that money can often buy knowledge. Money can buy a lot. It can buy nice cars, fancy clothes, healthy foods, country club memberships, international vacations and a multitude of objects that people with...
About a fifth of Uni High’s student body attends Habitat for Humanity club (Habitat) on Fridays. A slightly smaller number of students go to Spring Initiative club (Spring) at Uni High on Tuesdays. They both support organizations...
Basketball season is back with skilled players both new and old. With strong teams, the boys and girls hope to go far.
“Even in the past few days we’ve improved a lot, we still have a lot of improvement to go before like w...
