Students rejoice and grieve over the Board of Education's decision to return to Enhanced Distance Learning.
BY CARLY WITT, ‘23.
Since starting the hybrid sche...
By James Underwood, ’23.
After a week of speculation, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced at a press conference Tuesday evening that he would be ordering a sta...
With the growing popularity of social media activism, a performative version could be growing just as strong.
BY CARLY WITT, '23.
Ever since March, the world ...
Four candidates vie for two state Supreme Court seats in a high-anticipated election.
By Mia Doron ‘23.
State judicial elections are typically ignored by vote...
This year's UAHS homecoming will not be immune to the many changes to social events caused by COVID-19.
By Gracie Helfrich, '23.
As summer winds down and autu...
In the height of this pandemic, virtual concerts may be the key to getting live music back.
By Carly Witt, '23.
One of the most impacted businesses in the pan...
New rules in light of COVID-19 reshape how sports are played this season.
By Luke Eriksen, '22.
With fall sport seasons getting started, the new guidelines fo...
As UAHS students enter a new school year marred in uncertainty, work on the new building quietly continues. Already the building has taken full shape, and the building is scheduled to open for the 2021-22 school year.
