Upper Arlington is often referred to as the "bubble." But within the walls of the high school lies a rich diversity of students who were born abroad or have lived in countries far and near: from neighboring Mexico to oceans-away India. Here are just a few of these students and their stories.
Affirmative action is a controversial and flawed policy—but as long as racial disparities exist in public education, it is far from the end of its life.
By Dylan Carlson Sirvent, '19; Clare Driscoll, '19; Hallie Underwood, '20
The fire alarm went off today on Oct. 5 during extended third period while Kickin’ It... Read More...
You’re your own best guidance counselor, so make sure to set up an appointment with yourself.
it may stress you out to do it right now, but I strongly recommen... Read More...
Dylan Carlson Sirvent was born in León, Mexico and moved to Upper Arlington in 2012, attending Hastings Middle School. Dylan is a part of the UA class of 2019 and served as copy editor and later managing editor of Arlingtonian during his junior year. In his senior year, Dylan is now co-editor in chief of Arlingtonian with fellow senior Sophie Yang. Outside of school, Dylan likes to play the guitar, read The New Yorker and avoid sleep deprivation.
