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While the pandemic may make it difficult to keep a strong mental health, a new club, Supporting Others Arise Radiantly (S.O.A.R.), seeks to make it easier for students to do just that. “I wanted to start this club because I think it’s very important to bring awareness to mental health and the reality of it. It also serves as a support group to those who need it,” senior Cassidy Hamilton said.

New club helps students S.O.A.R.

Danielle M Carlisi, Social Media Manager
January 12, 2021
Festive fashions on the nice list

Festive fashions on the nice list

Justice Seay, Editor
December 21, 2020
To celebrate Thanksgiving, members from the dance team take part of a “teams-giving” held on Nov. 23. “I feel that this season has taught us to be grateful for every opportunity life hands us, to persevere at every obstacle and to not take advantage of any moment you are a part of,” junior Julia Lepore said. The coaches and captains put together bonding activities for the team to participate in.

Extended lockdown impacts winter sports

Lauren Devereux, Staff Writer
December 21, 2020
Choir presents

Choir presents “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”

December 15, 2020
As exams near, junior Sofia Hemingway studies. “[I think the exams will be] harder this year because I feel unorganized and lost with so many of my classes online,” Hemingway said. She and her family plan to travel west during exam week.

Exams approach

Danielle M Carlisi, Social Media Manager
December 5, 2020

Spread cheer, not Covid-19

Justice Seay, Editor
December 2, 2020

Music unites students

Danielle M Carlisi, Social Media Manager
December 1, 2020

Breaking SAD

Justice Seay, Editor
November 13, 2020
As the presidential election approaches on Nov. 3, many 18 year olds decide to register to vote for the first time. “I’m really big on politics and stand behind my beliefs and I’m super excited to vote in the presidential election because this will be my first voting experience,” senior Bella Cole said. She registered back in June.

Last chance to register

Danielle M Carlisi, Social Media Manager
October 18, 2020
UCS releases the Hybrid Learning fact sheet, answering frequently asked questions for students and parents. “Together, we are ready to take the next step of transitioning to in-person learning,” Interim Superintendent Robert Monroe said in a letter to the community. The hybrid learning system will begin the week of Nov. 9 for high school students.

UCS announces hybrid learning plan

Justice Seay, Editor
October 14, 2020
Principal Jared McEvoy sent posters promoting the yearbook via email to parents. “We offer the best price the earlier in the year that you buy,” publications adviser Erica Kincannon said. Buying a yearbook earlier guarantees students receive one and allows staff to plan out pages.

Buy a yearbook

Lauren Devereux, Staff Writer
October 9, 2020

Have a happy, healthy Halloween

Justice Seay, Editor
October 7, 2020
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