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Alumni returns to share college experience
Alumni returns to share college experience
Nov. 8 election pivotal in Missouris future
Nov. 8 election pivotal in Missouri’s future
Student population spikes in recent years
Student population spikes in recent years
Over 100 students attend dance despite cold weather
Over 100 students attend dance despite cold weather
U. City High School takes home 2nd and 3rd place in Homecoming
U. City High School takes home 2nd and 3rd place in Homecoming
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
U. City students recognize teachers hard work
U. City students recognize teachers’ hard work
Holiday lights sparkle in Tilles Park
Holiday lights sparkle in Tilles Park
Tips to ace finals this year
High school and middle school align to ease student transitions
U. City needs more Jewish representation
U. City needs more Jewish representation
Disrespect ruins the game
Disrespect ruins the game
Boys basketball regains players after seniors leave
Boys basketball regains players after seniors leave
Senior MVP finishes 20th in state for goals scored
Senior MVP finishes 20th in state for goals scored
Fall Sports Wrap-Up
Fall Sports Wrap-Up
Football team defeats Clayton 21-0
Football team defeats Clayton 21-0
School shootings become more of a reality
Seasonal depression grows during holidays
True crime is not your entertainment
True crime is not your entertainment
Stop shaming girls for their interests
Stop shaming girls for their interests
Movies matter: how movies influences incel culture
Movies matter: how movies influences incel culture
New characters shine in Black Panther sequel
New characters shine in Black Panther sequel
Drake, do better
Drake, do better
Taylor Swifts Midnights has something for everyone
Taylor Swift’s Midnights has something for everyone
Dont Worry Darling doesnt live up to the hype
“Don’t Worry Darling” doesn’t live up to the hype
Smile will keep your heart racing
“Smile” will keep your heart racing
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
DOOM Influences Generation of Rappers
Pandemic forces holiday shoppers to shop online
U-Times Christmas Vlog | Gift card winner, free concert and more!
Lions Report: Episode 2 | World Cup, old school names and more!
University City High School tour!
Lions Report: Episode 1 | BeReal, speical guest and more!
U. City Black History Month Program 2022
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[Photo] U. City students recognize teachers’ hard work

January 19, 2023
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[Photo] 2023 Fashion Predictions

January 17, 2023
New characters shine in Black Panther sequel

New characters shine in Black Panther sequel

December 15, 2022
The varsity football ends the season with a close 4-5. Quarterback and captain Mekhai Gover, senior, has 1,235 passing yards with a 50% completion rate and 12 touchdown passes. He also has 46 rushing attempts and 242 rushing yards, along with three rushing touchdowns. De’Mario Batteast, senior, is leading the team in receiving with 32 receptions and 454 yards along with 6 receiving touchdowns. On the defensive side of the ball, Tyler Lemen, junior, is leading the team with 50 tackles.

[Photo] Fall Sports Wrap-Up

November 5, 2022
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[Photo] New classes offered prove essential to students future

November 5, 2022
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[Photo] Football team defeats Clayton 21-0

November 5, 2022

[Photo] Senior and junior StuCo team up for pep rally

November 3, 2022
Dont Worry Darling doesnt live up to the hype

“Don’t Worry Darling” doesn’t live up to the hype

November 3, 2022
Mahogany L. Browne visits U. City

[Video] Mahogany L. Browne visits U. City

October 20, 2022
Smile will keep your heart racing

“Smile” will keep your heart racing

October 7, 2022
Meet the new 22-23 teachers

Meet the new ’22-’23 teachers

September 20, 2022
Students walk red carpet first day of school

Students walk red carpet first day of school

September 1, 2022
First annual Freshman Kickback welcomes class of 26

First annual Freshman Kickback welcomes class of ’26

September 1, 2022
Coleman works with the 3D printer in the makerspace

Coleman envisions space for creativity

April 28, 2022
‘Euphoria’ earns high marks for second season

‘Euphoria’ earns high marks for second season

March 9, 2022
Streaming services offer many choices, at a cost

Streaming services offer many choices, at a cost

February 23, 2022
New ‘Spiderman’ gives fans everything they want

New ‘Spiderman’ gives fans everything they want

February 19, 2022
King expresses emotions in music

King expresses emotions in music

December 16, 2021
‘Sneaker Ball’ theme fits outside paramenters of dance

‘Sneaker Ball’ theme fits outside paramenters of dance

November 9, 2021
Students raise signs around there heads as the climate strike goes on

Climate strike walkout raises awareness

October 1, 2021
Seniors gather for Pride Walk and grad practice

Seniors gather for Pride Walk and grad practice

May 27, 2021
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

May 5, 2021

New club teaches students about financial skills and investing

February 24, 2021
Dribbling up the court, Barry Thomas, sophomore shooting guard, feels like a target. “I was getting trapped, and I was looking to pass the ball,” Thomas said. “Whenever that happens, I just keep my head up, try to retreat, and look for open teammates.”

Future is bright for Lions basketball

November 20, 2020
Malibu Rescue franchise depicts addicting coming of age story

“Malibu Rescue” franchise depicts addicting coming of age story

October 22, 2020
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