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What happened with TikTok?
What happened with TikTok?
Congrats to our academic achievers!
Ringing in the new year
Ringing in the new year
New Series? Weekly Write
I'm From the 'U' and I'm Proud!
I’m From the ‘U’ and I’m Proud!
Signs outside a teacher's door recognize "adopted" student atheletes. "I visited Ms. Key in her classroom on day during the rotational period, and I saw my name on her wall," Journee Glasby, freshman, said. "I got very excited because one of my teachers from before said I was adopted but I didn't know who. I had to find out on my own. It just made me feel like our relationship was special and that I was loved."
New adopt a player initiative builds student moral
Did the Eagles outsmart the Chiefs?
Did the Eagles outsmart the Chiefs?
BracketFights.com
Weekly Write Vol. 9; NHL Season Predictions
Weekly Write Vol: 8: City SC Takes On LA Galaxy
Weekly Write Vol: 8: City SC Takes On LA Galaxy
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
Weekly Write Vol. 6: Aziel Jackson; A Superstar In The Making?
Weekly Write Vol. 6: Aziel Jackson; A Superstar In The Making?
Weekly Write Vol. 5 : STL City SC Vs Houston Dynamo
Weekly Write Vol. 5 : STL City SC Vs Houston Dynamo
Treating an injured wrist, sophomore Inez Watt Hoven appreciates the hands-on experience the slub offers the most. "I get to learn about how the body works," Watt Hoven said, "and how there are different factors that correlate to each injury."
Healing Hands
Many students come to school tired and stressed from everything that they have going on outside of school. "We have a lot of outside of school problems that cause students to get unfocused," sophomore Bayron Ramirez said. "Students need to get checked up on and teachers need to be more interactive with them instead of having them do some online assignment."
Apathy is clear amongst students but remains unresolved
The URite students gather to serve the food they cooked. “I like doing that,” senior Joshua Henderson said. “Helping out the staff, serving the food.”
Open for Business!
Boys Basketball Districts Photos
Boys Basketball Districts Photos
How Disney's remake obsession signals a creative decline
How Disney’s remake obsession signals a creative decline
The agriculture class conducts an experiment in class Jan. 9. "I had to weigh the mass of an eraser, perky and beaker," Max Rojas, freshman, said. "She had us write down what we observed, I really enjoyed this."
New agriculture class provides career opportunities
Treating an injured wrist, sophomore Inez Watt Hoven appreciates the hands-on experience the slub offers the most. "I get to learn about how the body works," Watt Hoven said, "and how there are different factors that correlate to each injury."
Healing Hands
Did the Eagles outsmart the Chiefs?
Did the Eagles outsmart the Chiefs?
St. Louis City SC Season Prediction
St. Louis City SC Season Prediction
Jayce Green, freshman, shots a free throw in the girls varsity basketball game Dec. 7.
Basketball team implements new drills
A Bullseye Ahead
A Bullseye Ahead
Are the Blues falling behind?
Are the Blues falling behind?
Legacy the Lion 2025
St. Louis City SC Season Prediction
St. Louis City SC Season Prediction
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
We should adopt a four day work week
We should adopt a four day work week
Parents need to take an active role in school
Parents need to take an active role in school
"It is literally impossible to be a woman"
“It is literally impossible to be a woman”
How "Marvel Rivals" redefined competitive gaming
How “Marvel Rivals” redefined competitive gaming
New Five Nights at Freddy's movie is made for fans
New Five Nights at Freddy’s movie is made for fans
The Kid Laroi is here to stay
The Kid Laroi is here to stay
Olivia Rodrigo beats the sophomore slump
Olivia Rodrigo beats the sophomore slump
Lil Yachty steps out of his comfort zone with new album
Lil Yachty steps out of his comfort zone with new album
New Mario movie appeals to fans
New Mario movie appeals to fans
The School Newspaper of University City High School

U-Times
The School Newspaper of University City High School

U-Times
Albert Smith

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It’s time to start taking Black mental health seriously

Albert Smith, Staff Writer
April 28, 2022
Prom is perfect end to first year back since pandemic

Prom is perfect end to first year back since pandemic

Albert Smith, Staff Writer
May 10, 2022

‘The Batman’ ranks high in franchise offerings

Albert Smith, Staff Writer
April 28, 2022
High school relationships forge path for future

High school relationships forge path for future

Albert Smith, Staff Writer
February 23, 2022
TikTok provides creative outlet

TikTok provides creative outlet

Albert Smith, Staff Writer
December 16, 2021
Fan culture responsible for tragedy

Fan culture responsible for tragedy

Albert Smith
December 16, 2021
Pep rally focuses on inclusive skill-based events

Pep rally focuses on inclusive skill-based events

Albert Smith, Staff Writer
November 9, 2021
Brandon Ming, points at camera while walking up into graduation

U. City graduates 148 seniors

Albert Smith, Assistant Editor
May 27, 2021
A shoulder to lean on

A shoulder to lean on

Albert Smith, Assistant Editor
May 4, 2021

The first thing I want to do when the pandemic ends…

Albert Smith, Assistant Editor
March 11, 2021
During the afternoon carving session, Cameron Martin (left) and Maxine Adams (right), juniors, work together to carve a pumpkin for the evening's events.

[Photo] Hundreds attend first U. City pumpkin stroll

Isabelle Braeske, Staff Writer
October 27, 2020
Grand army highlights the unspoken troubles of youth

Grand army highlights the unspoken troubles of youth

Albert Smith, Assistant Editor
December 1, 2020
Megaphone in hand, Michael Simmons, sophomore, delivers a speech to protesters before setting off to march through U. City. “It was very important to me that I made sure my voice was heard,” Simmons said. Simmons was one of the main leaders who helped to organize the protest.

Students stage protest in support of Black Lives Matter

Albert Smith, Assistant Editor
October 20, 2020
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