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Michaela Flowers, junior, wears her “Zeta In Training,” shirt during HBCU day of the Black History Month spirit week. “My mom is a Zeta and it’s common for women in sororities that have daughters to have their daughters pledge to the same Greek,” Flowers said.
Students observe Black History Month with new traditions
Loop flourishes with Black-owned business
Loop flourishes with Black-owned business
Veterans Day ceremony live streams for first time
Veterans Day ceremony live streams for first time
Organizations prioritize giving back
Organizations prioritize giving back
Restorative justice gets implemented in schools
Sweet songs of triumph
Choir students strive for success at districts
In the second half, Diamonique Dunn, freshman, drives to the basket with Kylaa Anderson, freshman, trailing the play. PHOTO BY DELLA COX
JV girls defeat Burroughs
Field hockey team bonds on weekend retreat
Field hockey team bonds on weekend retreat
Streaming services offer many choices, at a cost
Streaming services offer many choices, at a cost
Teachers share words of wisdom about college
Teachers share words of wisdom about college
King expresses emotions in music
King expresses emotions in music
Festive light shows brighten holidays
Festive light shows brighten holidays
Flipping for profit raises prices in thrift stores
Flipping for profit raises prices in thrift stores
Harris looks for opportunities close to home
Harris looks for opportunities close to home
Student athletes aim for college scholarships
Student athletes aim for college scholarships
To keep the lead, Carleton Thomas, senior, tires to outrun Clayton defense. We played as a team and didnt bring our teammates down when they made mistakes, Thomas said.
Lions win big at Homecoming, 56-6
Josh Rhiney, senior, lines a ball to the shortstop in a 7-5 victory over Clayton on May 5.
Rhiney hopes to take his game to next level
A shoulder to lean on
A shoulder to lean on
Imperialism proves its hypocrisy
It’s time to start taking Black mental health seriously
If you love U. City, send your kids to the schools
High school relationships forge path for future
Fan culture responsible for tragedy
The best and worst of 2021 Oscar-nominated movies
The best and worst of 2021 Oscar-nominated movies
‘The Batman’ ranks high in franchise offerings
‘The Batman’ ranks high in franchise offerings
‘Euphoria’ earns high marks for second season
‘Euphoria’ earns high marks for second season
New ‘Spiderman’ gives fans everything they want
New ‘Spiderman’ gives fans everything they want
Spielberg helps revitalize West Side Story remake
Spielberg helps revitalize ‘West Side Story’ remake
Loop flourishes with Black-owned business
Loop flourishes with Black-owned business
TikTok provides creative outlet
TikTok provides creative outlet
King expresses emotions in music
King expresses emotions in music
DOOM Influences Generation of Rappers
Pandemic forces holiday shoppers to shop online
Cast of RENT sits down post-performance
Cast of RENT sits down post-performance
This week at U-City 8/22
This week at U-City 8/22
Bernice King video
Makaya Johnson: Social studies student of the month
Pep Rally
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Imperialism proves its hypocrisy

April 28, 2022
Michaela Flowers, junior, wears her “Zeta In Training,” shirt during HBCU day of the Black History Month spirit week. “My mom is a Zeta and it’s common for women in sororities that have daughters to have their daughters pledge to the same Greek,” Flowers said.

[Photo] Students observe Black History Month with new traditions

March 10, 2022
New Adele album inspires listeners

New Adele album inspires listeners

December 16, 2021
Festive light shows brighten holidays

Festive light shows brighten holidays

December 14, 2021

Don’t pretend you support the cause

November 5, 2021
lunch photo

[Photo] Covid-19 safety takes a village

November 5, 2021
Club Fair offers extra-curricular opportunities

Club Fair offers extra-curricular opportunities

September 10, 2021
Food Truck Friday presents opportunity to socialize

Food Truck Friday presents opportunity to socialize

May 25, 2021

The Royal family has become more of a business

May 3, 2021
After garnering hundreds of peaceful protesters, the local media caught wind of the work that U. City students put in. “We were interviewed by a lot of news outlets,” said Khloe Fox, junior. “There’s a lot of articles online that captured the moment, we got so much exposure.”

Political negativity empowers Gen Z activism

February 18, 2021
Standardized testing biased and unfair to students

Standardized testing biased and unfair to students

December 14, 2020
Students in Grace Fitters orchestra class practice violin.

Orchestra class evolves with distance learning

November 17, 2020
Students rehearse for the fall play on Zoom with Catherine Hopkins, theater teacher.

The Show Must Go On

October 20, 2020
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