Reheating Summer Fashion
Fashion can be expressed in many different ways. It can be expressed through clothes, hair styles, or even shoes. It’s...
Creative Arts
The Return of the Black History Month Assembly
On Friday, February 23, UHS was left stunned after the return of the annual Black History Assembly. After the unfortunate...
Danyla Nash: Future famous poet and author
Danyla Nash, sophomore at Urbana High School, is the City of Urbana’s first Youth Poet Laureate. Nash was selected as...
Inside look at Maul of the Dead
Skip the mall after school and come to the auditorium instead. Maul of the Dead is going to be a...
Student owned businesses: a creative outlet during quarantine
Over the course of the pandemic, people across the world took to arts and crafts as a way to be...
New tradition: UHS hosts first-ever Hispanic Heritage Month Assembly
Friday, October 15th marks the end of Hispanic Heritage Month, but the beginning of a new tradition at UHS. Urbana...
Art show at Urbana Free Library
On September 12, 2019, the Urbana Free Library held an art show reception for young adults, children and their parents....
What does Mississippi mean to you?: A (vaguely rhyming) poem compiled from quotes of members of the UHS Habitat for Humanity Mississippi Trip 2019
A slice of heaven, (Mark Foley)a week of harmony. (Khamari Tuell) mean so much to me (Katie Thies)has me open...
Local musician spotlight: Elise Jaye Music
In the CU, we have some great local musicians. Elise Johnson of Elise Jaye Music, a sophomore at Urbana High...
College and Career Week Brings Posters Around The School
If you have wondered why posters of careers have popped up throughout UHS, it is because of National College Preparedness...
