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uhighmidway has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in April 2022. The social media accounts linked to from uhighmidway are: • Facebook • Instagram Besides social media accounts, uhighmidway has populated their site with: • Awards assembly honors students, clubs - U-High Midway • Writing her conclusion • Track and field wrap up: both teams place third at sectionals, finish seasons at state - U-High Midway • Boys tennis season wrap-up: In first 2A season, team ties for 14th at state - U-High Midway • Pills, pain, precaution: Over-the-counter medicine poses hidden risks, can cause harmful effects - U-High Midway • Increase spaces for student-controlled expression - U-High Midway • Picture Perfect: Through his camera lens, Alex Hunter discovers self-expression, success - U-High Midway • To preserve neutrality, university says pride flag can’t be flown - U-High Midway • Interim director faces students’ questions about balancing identity, neutrality with new policy - U-High Midway • After surveys, phone policy is likely to have only minor tweaks - U-High Midway • Sophomore Jason Cross finds community through extracurricular baseball - U-High Midway • Girls soccer season wrap-up: Loss at regional semifinals caps first 2A season - U-High Midway • Fast-Paced Flying: Physics teacher Matthew Bonges brings ultimate to the community - U-High Midway • In two protests, UChicago faculty, Lab parents express concern about neutrality policy - U-High Midway • Student athletes should be able to choose to attend P.E. - U-High Midway • Q&A: Dermatologist shares summer skin safety tips - U-High Midway • Tower Power: Plant growing system educates middle schoolers while supplying cafeteria - U-High Midway • Superficial Sequel: ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ provides entertainment but lacks depth - U-High Midway • Discuss what mental health struggles can feel like not just look like - U-High Midway • Then & Now: Rites of May has evolved from courtyard community fair to carnival for kids - U-High Midway • Vox Pop: reflecting on the phone ban - U-High Midway • Passion as the priority: students sacrifice genuine interests to meet standards - U-High Midway • Why the best parts of Lab go unnoticed - U-High Midway • Tech Driven: Junior motivated to grow in coding after winning app challenge - U-High Midway • Q&A: Alumni Award recipient reflects on life in the arts - U-High Midway • A sustainable Chicago - U-High Midway • New neutrality policy satisfies some parents, frustrates others - U-High Midway • To Love America - U-High Midway • Signing day event celebrates U-High’s committed athletes - U-High Midway • A 'man up' mentality: Boys, young men use manosphere to define manhood - U-High Midway • Uphold Chicagoans’ commitment to community activism - U-High Midway • Midway wins fourth consecutive Pacemaker, takes 47 state awards - U-High Midway • Obama Presidential Center offers vital benefits to South Siders - U-High Midway • Ask Alice: Midway offers advice to student questions - U-High Midway • Allergy Analyst: Sophomore Tal Neiman uses life experiences as inspiration for research - U-High Midway • Yu, Dutta elected to lead 2026-27 Student Council - U-High Midway • A Painful Subject - U-High Midway • Needing NeeDoh: Fidget toys help students, teachers - U-High Midway • Your guide to the 2026-27 Student Council elections - U-High Midway • More than a coach: Female coaches empower, support female athletes - U-High Midway • New Innovators' Club inspires, engages school community - U-High Midway • Trendy or true: four health trends explained - U-High Midway • Students take AP exams for college benefits despite intense individual preparation - U-High Midway • Seeing every angle: Math teacher Shelby Lunte excels in pool - U-High Midway • Vera Beard: Hyde Park resident provides welcoming presence for over 50 years - U-High Midway • Right on track: Ryen Williams isn’t confined to just one lane - U-High Midway • Junior captures time through intricate ink illustrations - U-High Midway • Community Care: Clara Takarabe brings clinical music across Chicago - U-High Midway • Alexander Argirov: Restaurant owner lights up industry through perseverance - U-High Midway • Beloved Community basketball game connects Hyde Park community - U-High Midway • Maroon Voices Submission Form • Emerald Fennel’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ withers onscreen - U-High Midway • Students dismayed with ban from eating in Booth cafe - U-High Midway • Face the truth, acknowledge America’s colonial legacy - U-High Midway • Make it make cents: Gen Z worries about their financial future post college - U-High Midway • Betting threatens to overwhelm sports - U-High Midway • Making Mitzvahs: Sofia Schwartz and Ilana Schopin turn service into shared joy - U-High Midway • Taste the touchdown: Try these snacks to spice up your Super Bowl spread - U-High Midway • No sign of stopping: Victor Chen explores math beyond the classroom - U-High Midway • Exhibit on contemporary America honors 10th anniversary of Gordon Parks Arts Hall - U-High Midway • Varsity Science Olympiad team places first, JV 11th at Crystal Lake invitational - U-High Midway • Protect younger teens’ mental health; adopt Australia’s social media ban - U-High Midway • Lori Lightfoot inspires students at Innovators Club event - U-High Midway • The 'Chill' of Victory - U-High Midway • Maroon Voices: Dedicate time for family - U-High Midway • After an injury, Nanak Ofori-Mante returns stronger as a leader, player on the court - U-High Midway • Fencing Forward inspires, breaks barriers in the sport - U-High Midway • Parents' Association to host free clothing swap - U-High Midway • Ideological Roundtable: Students appreciate discourse at Lab, teachers’ opinions - U-High Midway • English department’s Grammarly ban begins - U-High Midway • Community events, spirit fostered at Jan. 8 assembly - U-High Midway • Student petition garners nationwide attention - U-High Midway • 'Stranger Things' delivers feeble final season - U-High Midway • Make swimming absences for female students fair, consistent - U-High Midway • Serving Up Skinny - U-High Midway • Give teachers freedom of expression too - U-High Midway • At lab, girls basketball participation is on the decline - U-High Midway • Q&A: New director to manage two jobs - U-High Midway • New film ‘Hamnet’ delivers forceful, unsubtle tragedy - U-High Midway • Lab’s direction discussed at candid meeting with leaders - U-High Midway • Unconventional comfort - U-High Midway • U-High students support, discover democratic socialism - U-High Midway • Don’t force holiday cheer - U-High Midway • You snooze, do you lose? - U-High Midway • Art teacher participates in conference at Vatican City - U-High Midway • Review seeks to align university, Lab - U-High Midway • Caleb Richards finds momentum in skateboarding - U-High Midway • Printouts will be less colorful to reduce annual $250k expense - U-High Midway • Rail Race: Through CTA train challenge, students explore Chicago - U-High Midway • True meritocracy requires a fair society - U-High Midway • Athletic essentials Q&A: Dorothy Jennett - U-High Midway • Muted reactions to phone policy - U-High Midway • Parents, faculty dismayed with lack of administrative action - U-High Midway • Lab will honor Día de los Muertos in colorful celebration - U-High Midway • Students explore paleontology through Fossil Lab - U-High Midway • Stand up against ICE raids - U-High Midway • Building History: - U-High Midway • Seismic shifts: - U-High Midway • Immigration enforcement operating in Hyde Park - U-High Midway • Lab community participates in one of the largest 'No Kings' protests - U-High Midway • Volleyball teams fundraise for breast cancer research - U-High Midway • Paper AP exams to be phased out by 2027 - U-High Midway • Finance Facts & Fictions - U-High Midway • Margin to Mainstream: Gen Z slang uses terms from minority dialects - U-High Midway • Mining tragedy retold: Fall play 'Coal Country' tells the story of real-life mining tragedy - U-High Midway • Kovler Gymnasium upgrades include shot clocks, scoreboard - U-High Midway • Beaker buddies science mentorship program will continue - U-High Midway • Racial slur written on classroom whiteboard; administration investigating - U-High Midway • Clubs fundraise, students volunteer at Rites of May • Phones to be mostly banned next year • Help or Hurt: Vitamin Water boosts sugar intake despite healthy claims • Club sports overcome challenges to find success • Students turn to Snapchat private stories for real talk, connection • Wellness survey shows progress, overall mixed results • Teach cursive as artistic skill rather than a textbook chore • Athletes find benefits, balance in double-rostered roles • Patty Kovacs: Beloved college counselor retires after 27 years • Teachers find AI Overview a shortcut for research • 100 years later, ‘The Great Gatsby’ remains a cautionary tale • Vox Pop: Students excited, nervous about new pope • Write endings that have meaning instead of an easy outcome • Athletic essentials Q&A: Suna Choi Hortaçsu • ‘Sinners’ brings fresh vision, allegorical confusion • With ‘Urinetown,’ set crew takes new leaps in complexity • Pressure of the perfect night • Keeping time: Senior Henry Auxenfans finds discipline in violin • Food al Fresco • As president, Chang to prioritize functionality • For third consecutive year, two U-High journalists named to All-State team • Power, profit and pee: Spring musical ‘Urinetown’ brings satire to stage • Women in STEM members share passion on Science Saturdays • Pickleball provides social time, enjoyable gameplay • Embrace collaborative disagreement to improve discussion • Hold your Student Council accountable • Senior Krish Khanna finds purpose through tennis, leadership • Major DEI conferences long-attended by U-High students, adults paused for 2025 • Ice bucket challenge unites community, spreads awareness • America must celebrate its multilingual roots • Shantay, you stay: ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ endures the decades with joy and queerness • Reframe ‘senioritis’ and recognize academic burnout in second semester • DEI initiatives are essential • Art-ificial: AI art prompts ethical, creative concerns • Frosty Fashion • Troubling Tech • Molly Herron: Social worker mixes love for human connection with pie baking • Dancing Duo: Sonali Shaw, Ceci Siegel lead with passion, experience • Court Theatre’s ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ honors Hansberry’s vision • Exchange students arrive from China; Lunar New Year performance amazes • Athletic essentials Q&A: Zachary Wong • Audio: Independence requires balancing free time, studying • History class activity brings ancient Rome to life for students • ‘Cunk on Life’ provides both meaning and humor • Audio: Thrifting offers more than just shopping • Kendrick Lamar’s ‘GNX’ responds boldly to industry betrayal • Students shape community through founding new clubs • Desire for productivity prevents relaxation • Wonder of Water exhibit offers insight, understanding • Ella Nguyen finds fencing success through hard work, determination • Avoiding awkwardness: Phubbing disrupts interactions • Revival of digital camera use celebrates photography, self-expression • Battle fake news with literacy • Problematic ‘confessions’ shared • Social Justice Week to be held April 24; students invited to sign up by Feb. 24 • Varsity girls basketball team fights through various injury setbacks • Lab science mentorship program suspended for 2025-26 • Totally hooked: Sophomore Mia Lane finds confidence, develops craft through small business • Flag Forward • Students utilize UChicago courses to rigorously explore specialized interests • Brawl Stars game creates community through competition • At joint assembly, affinity groups intersect joy and justice • Gender-based sentiments must cease • Headphones allow for silence, sanctuary in school hallways • Netflix’s ‘Starting Five’ delivers a fresh perspective on life in the NBA • Students find Owala to be aesthetic, functional water bottle • Smart Museum marks 50 years with colorful, intimate exhibit • Representing U.S., F1 in Schools team places 13th in world • Disc Discovery: Josiah Sklarsky finds expression, identity in music • Working to support student comprehension, history teacher records texts • Simon and Connor Lane: Brothers push each other in shared passion for running • ‘Wicked’ delivers spectacle but fails its characters • Too old to trick-or-treat? Some U-High students say no • Alumna gives life to ghostly role • Record number of clubs brings strain • Adapting to the sideline: seniors coach Lab soccer team • Center & Connect • Tech tools transform training • Freedom in the Balance • Yung Gravy concert disappoints with lack of skill, effort • DNC highlights freedom as key theme • Music faculty navigate removal of support role due to budget cuts • Young voters have crucial role in election • Olivia Adams: Bouncing back • Screen dreams • Kamala Harris’ identity impassions women, people of color at DNC • Class of 2028 elects officers; Oct. 16 runoff will determine final position • Breathing strips provide relief, performance improvement • Nailed it: Sophomore duo turns nail art hobby into innovative, Insta-friendly business • New English elective centers student-led discussion, independent study • Amelia Tan: Driving for success • Corvus gallery hosts exhibition of faculty works • Four seasonal, spooky snacks for the Autumn season • Midway team, individuals named finalists for national awards • Camaraderie in competition: Cross country teams celebrate personal records • ‘Uglies’ falls flat with shallow, pandering morals • 10 Midway students receive new leadership roles • Dialing up Debate • Pop culture word play • Make support systems a priority • Global Glow-up: Use of imported skin care increases due to affordability, gentle ingredients • Ninth grade varsity soccer starters reflect on positive team environment, older teammates • Interest in election intensifies • Windy City wizards • Undersea theme hooks attendees • Mind, Body & Soul • European exchange programs foster cultural interaction • New directors bring deep experience, vision to U-High theater • New course, taught by assistant principal, focuses on Native American histories • Athletics department welcomes three new administrators • New food vendor introduces changes to cafeteria • ‘Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice’ delivers spooky nostalgia decades after debut • Korean-style corn dog chains reinvent American treat • Patch perfection • Vox pop: Athletes praise summer practice despite challenges • A face to a name: 10 new faculty join High School • Lab adapts to reality of tighter budget • DNC Day 4 Summary: Harris embraces historical nomination, charts a ‘new way forward’ • DNC Day 3 Gallery: Dynamic convention sparks enthusiasm, features stars both in and out of politics • DNC Day 3 Summary: Walz welcomed as running mate; theme of freedom permeates • DNC Day 2 Summary: Roll call nominates Harris; Obamas, Pritzker and others call for action, criticize Trump • DNC Day 2 Gallery: Lively convention filled with hope, energy • DNC Day 1 Summary: Biden passes torch to Harris; celebrates legacy, unity • After reminiscing with fond memories, Class of 2024 graduates in Rockefeller Chapel • Bonjour, Olympiques! • Prom brings Class of 2024 enchanted end-of-year celebration • Girls soccer season wrap up: Team finishes fourth at state • Boys tennis season wrap up: Team wins state • Baseball season wrap up: Team loses in sectional semi-finals • Sailing season wrap up: Team placed 4th at state • Boys track and field wrap up: Team ends season with strong performance at state • Girls track and field wrap up: Team participated in 5 events at state • Two views: Who should limit teen’s social media access? • Live-action ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ adaptation conflicts, complements original series • Canright contributed leadership in 30 years • Cuts undermine what makes Lab, Lab • Starry-eyed: Tala gallery uses light, darkness, sound to provide immersive trip following journey of shooting star • 6 staff, non-high school faculty will also retire this year • For 35 years, U-High’s elegant caretaker • First impact of budget cuts felt; Sutherland Awards placed on hiatus • The final curtain call: Theater teachers Allen and Liucija Ambrosini retire after long era at Lab • Uplifting: Sophomore Austin Siu finds passion for powerlifting • Jiho Song fuses relaxation, expression through art • Spectrum takes positive approach toward social justice workshop • “Origin” fascinates with gripping message • “The Idea of You” features strong acting, feminist themes • To create a comfortable environment, mentorship programs should be offered to all ninth graders • Mounting a resistance • Global summer sports competitions spark nostalgia, excitement • Classic film continues to amuse audiences with blend of comedy, horror • ‘Upgraded’ offers refreshing take on classic trope • U-High students protest German language program cuts • Machine Learning course incorporates ChatGPT, encourages responsible use • Project Expand Mifepristone brings hope, optimism for women’s access to healthcare • Café Lab experiences minor flood due to rain and hailstorm • Budget cuts eliminate German program, squash, sailing, 9 staff positions; U-High students stricken with emotions • After 8 days, UChicago pro-Palestine encampment removed on morning of May 7 • Chinatown prospers, pushes past lockdown • English curriculum changes to incorporate different perspectives • Striking a chord • UChicago pro-Palestine encampment faces opposition yet stands with goals • Nineteen students earn spot at National History Day competition • Makeup and misinformation: Social media has lasting effects on preteen skincare • Get ready for… Cicadapalooza! • Chamoy pickle TikTok food trend tickles taste buds • Community Service Officer Dan Green wins university award • Spring musical ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ showcases story of rock idol • Rhythmic Journey: U-High Band was founded through jazz, evolved into friendship • Pandemic Pastime to Passion: Asa Bordelon explores history interest through sewing • Tao, Carter to lead 2024-25 Student Council • Clash of the platforms: Students say Apple and Spotify hold different benefits • Tennis star rallies toward goals • Your guide to staying informed in an AI-impacted world • French exchange students explore Chicago, make memories • Your guide to the 2024-25 Student Council elections • Gallery: Students attend annual BRAVE conference • To heal from injuries, student athletes experiment with alternative medicine • Drop gendered honorifics: Show respect in other ways • For U-High students, mental health, school safety, DEI arise as highest concerns • Student inventor wins first place for environmental board game in entrepreneurship program • Senior exhibit, through U-High’s art program, exhibits Lab’s artists’ excellence • Eclipse excitement: Lab community gathers to celebrate unique celestial event • Use judgement before relying on AI detectors, Turnitin • Audio: U-High girls tennis players grow their skill through private lessons • ‘Drive to Survive’ exceeds low expectations for F1 fans • Audio: In person and online, Girl Scout cookie sales empower success • A voice for shared humanity: Journalist alumna carries on U-High ideals of empathy • Allow students one lab period during co-curricular weeks • Pickup shelf theft is consequential to businesses, consumers • Student Council switches election platform for April 26 election • These twins win: On and off field, Sturgill sisters provide support • Time Zone Tug-of-War: Students, experts find respective ways to cope with jet lag • Defying Gravity: Daisy Coleman finds freedom in aerial silks • Spring Fling dance enthralls students with Aurora Borealis theme • Beyoncé’s shift to country music pays homage to history of genre • BRAVE Conference to unite students through conversations about DEI • Students participate in self-improvement trend looksmaxxing • ‘The Penelopiad’ speaks volumes through stylized and dramatic performances • Age differences in classes allow students to grow, meet new people • Friends relax, unwind through movie and TV marathons • St. Patrick’s Day celebrations attract immense crowds to Chicago • ‘Dune’ sequel continues epic story, captures love of audiences • Isaac Berrueta brings passion, diverse perspectives to class • Lab parent educates students about growing resilience at all-school assembly • Through classes, art teachers aim to grow art appreciation • ArtsFest activities reflect students spirit, creativity • State of the Schools presentation addresses future plans, goals • Midway adviser named National Journalism Teacher of the Year • Brightening bookstores: Lori Petrie • 7 seniors commit to play college athletics in community event • Barber and immigrant Illyria Grezda enjoys salon atmosphere • Hyde Park History: Bethany Pickens • Vinyl revival: Despite myriad of music listening options, vinyl makes a comeback • Hydration or expression? Water bottles help students hydrate — and stay stylish • Sam Harris’ passion for helping uplifts those around • Sewn together: Ki Kim and Yang Kim • Ouroboros Review accepting student admissions through March 6 • U-High Midway - Free Museum Days • Multiple thefts reported this month • Experimental theater show celebrates student performers, attracts new participants • Students use organizational app Notion to manage homework • “UH” sweatshirts sold to reduce prom ticket prices • Swimming to Success: Jeffrey Wang leads team through motivation • The customer isn’t always right; compensate fairly • U-High Midway • Asian Students’ Association commemorates diversity of the Asian-American experience in first assembly • Program of studies features new classes, grading explanations • Community puzzles offer chance to rewind, disperse energy • Betsy Noel, equal opportunities director and Title IX coordinator, accepts UChicago position • ‘Percy Jackson’ TV show continues legacy of the book series • At latest events, senior debate duo finds success • The age of shamelessness: Embracing one’s mistakes is beneficial — until its not • DoorDash delivers • Science Olympiad continues success from previous invitational • ‘Wonka’ disappoints by being too childish, doesn’t stay true to book • Exhibit ‘Nothing Is’ breaks traditional ideas of language, reality • Socializing through screens isn’t enough for healthy connections • Coat donation program supports new arrivals in winter • Constant danger: ‘Forever chemicals’ pose grave harm • High Hooping Hopes: Ninth grader uplifts varsity team environment • U-High community reflects upon toxicity within male-centric spaces • After walkout, BSA shifts focus to community • Hidden Harmony • University president’s hearings were more about ideology than antisemitism • Unique market glows with culture • Artist will embrace community with new Corvus Gallery exhibit, educational visits • Athlete Council aims to involve student opinions • New transcript management system introduced • Snow-reliant activities threatened by effects of climate change • Hiding honky-tonk • uhighmidway.com • Community reels from accidental lockdown • There is a lot going in the world, but we can change how we interact with it • Controversy arises from discontinuation of scholarship tax credit program • Behind the Play: Sports documentaries immerse fans, show new perspectives • South Indian television series highlights social and structural sexism • After years of advocacy, Chicago ends subminimum wage for tipped workers • Optional standardized testing presents flexibility in college admissions process • With vibrant rock ’n’ roll, Parton expresses herself in album • It’s OK to not know your future career • Stress is eating away at physical health, life spans • Tabletop board game sends students on months long quest • Duo Dedication: App serves as a game rather than an education • Vox Pop: 2024 presidential election • Robotics team begins offseason following recent success • Harper Foods owner watches community, students grow • Through cultural immersion, Argentinian exchange students explore Lab, Chicago • Girls swimming and diving ends season at sectionals • Volleyball season ends at sectional semifinals • ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ stays true to original game • With new mindset, boys soccer team makes a comeback • Fragrance fanatics: trend sparks student interest in cologne • History classes should study more current events • Stress management apps support student mental health • His Loss: Special moments of Drake album grapple with poor performances • Girls tennis team wins 3rd state championship in 4 seasons • Four fun fall activities to celebrate the new season • Acknowledging history isn’t politics • A historic reckoning at last • You and AI: Your new reality • University bars land acknowledgement statements • Student athletes struggle to find balance amidst new schedule • Noted author Sandra Cisneros shares how writing is powerful • Parent-Teacher: U-High faculty navigate two worlds, roles • Juggling Act: Senior works to explore passions with numerous roles in upcoming fall play • 5 Midway students have new leadership roles • Influencers: consider viewers before promoting steroids • Committee formed to better understand minority student experience • Athletic Approach: In first year, new trainer establishes relationships with student athletes • New schedule creates mixed results in quest for sleep • New digital PSAT format offers simplicity despite delays • Classes, community address complex Israel-Hamas war • Fantasy Fanatics: Lab community bonds through fantasy football leagues • ‘Young Love’ effectively demonstrates struggles, triumphs of Chicago experience • New vegan eatery offers haven, health • DEI overhaul: students don’t need more workshops • At Latinidad assembly, students connect diversity, intersectionality, current events • Snacks around the globe • Students and teachers to experience Puerto Rico in June 2024 • Life blood: COVID recovery leaves nation short of blood donors • Girls golf team ends historic season with state placement • A fall guide to experience art in Hyde Park • New safety measures implemented for volunteers • Safety changes emphasize distrust • Affirmative Apprehension • Athletics hall of fame to honor 5 alumni athletes • Live-action anime series, ‘One Piece,’ exceeds expectations • Class of 2027 elects student representatives • Terry Shanks, mentor for a generation, receives service award • It’s time to end legacy admissions • A Warm Woods Welcome • Homecoming dance delights students with exciting atmosphere, theme • Doja Cat’s demonic persona, new music elicits opinions • New schedule prompts mix of convenience, irritation • Disney should prioritize diverse characters • New COVID-19 mindset confronts new wave • Mahin Schneider brings spirit back to soccer field after injury • “The Monkey King:” writing an antihero • New security, schedule implemented • Other cherished faces will retire • Google Form implemented for greater election security • U-High Midway website