Archie’s Adventure
Naomi Oh Staff Writer Late one night on Christmas Eve, Archie couldn’t wait to wake up next morning. While Archie was sleeping, he heard strange noises from his closet. He wanted […]
Spirit Week and Homecoming festivities moved in accommodation of Jewish holiday
By ANIKET MEHROTRA Staff Writer The UHS administration has rescheduled this year’s Spirit Week, Homecoming game and Homecoming dance in accommodation of the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur. Spirit Week has been […]
The Trojans bring home another victory
SHAWNLY KHOYILAR Staff Writer Varsity Football brought home another victory against Calvary Chapel, winning 43-13. Despite losing their quarterback, Thomas Keeling (Jr.), last week to an injury, stand-in quarterback Tristan Lucas (Sr.) […]
Internet networking system gets revamped
By SHEA RANGI Staff Writer The Irvine Unified School District (IUSD) has been working on a district-wide project in which the school’s networking system is being rewired. The objective of this project […]
A Farewell to the Trojan Army’s Captain
By JAQUELINE HUERTA Staff Writer From the Tuesday morning announcements to the Friday night football games, chances are any given student on University High School’s campus has heard Coach Kevin McCaffrey’s […]
35 students qualify as semifinalists for prestigious National Merit Scholarship
By TARA TOOSSI Staff Writer UPDATED AS OF 9/20/2017: Shivakrishna Vasireddy (Sr.) has qualified as a semifinalist for the National Merit Scholarship Program, bringing the grand total of semifinalists from UHS up […]
Izakaya Honda-Ya: Authentic Japanese Food
By RITHWIK GUPTA Staff Writer Izakaya Honda-Ya, located in Tustin, brings traditional Japanese cuisine to Southern California with a few cuisine twists on the menu. Offering all kinds of diverse Japanese […]
The Defenders Review: a superhero ensemble with slow pacing
By JUN YUN Staff Writer One of Marvel’s most anticipated television series, The Defenders, continues the trend of Marvel’s highly popular Netflix series. Featuring an ensemble of Marvel Comics characters, including […]
Art or Artist?
By SANA SHAH Staff Writer Florida rapper XXXTentacion released his official debut album 17 this past August to rave reviews. 17 has an alternative, R&B sound compared to XXXTentacion’s previous works […]
Girls Golf defeats Mission Viejo 190-290
By SANCHITHA CHARI Staff Writer Girls Golf won 190-290 against Mission Viejo High School on Thursday, September 7. They have won all 6 of their matches so far this season. The team […]
Cross Country starts the season strong at Laguna Hills Invitational
By OLIVER CORPUS Staff Writer Cross Country finished #5 out of 17 teams in their division at their first meet of the year on Saturday, September 9th. Although many upperclassmen were missing […]
Marching Band gets a new look
By ANIKET MEHROTRA Staff Writer The Marching Trojan Regiment recently bought a new set of 150 uniforms for the 2017-2018 season for the first time in 15 years. The uniforms cost approximately […]
Class of 2021 elects its first council
UPDATED AS OF 9/14/2017: Sydney Field (Fr.) has been elected as Freshmen Council Vice President. By FRANK CERVANTES News Section Editor The current Freshmen class elected a thirty-member council for the […]
Girls Tennis bears the heat at Beckman Tournament
By SHAWNLY KHOYILAR Staff Writer Girls varsity tennis began their season with a successful tournament against ninth-seeded Mater Dei, fourth-seeded Palos Verdes, and eighth-seeded Christian Oaks in Southern California Division I. The girls […]
Football brings victory at first home game of the season
By SHAWNLY KHOYILAR Staff Writer Varsity Football won their first home game against Pioneer by a score of 33-17 on Friday, September 8. The Titans scored the first touchdown, but wide receiver […]
Girls Volleyball Drops Opener to San Juan Hills
By DAVID JI Staff Writer Varsity Girls Volleyball lost their first game of the season 3-0 to San Juan Hills on August 29. The Trojans were down 10-5 in the first 15 […]
Puesto: a restaurant review
By ISABELLA OH Staff Writer The Los Olivos Marketplace, a new plaza that recently opened up by the Irvine Spectrum, carries unique restaurants and might be your next choice of food […]
The First Comedy Sportz Match of the Year
By PAIGE SAENGSOUVANNA Staff Writer University High School’s Comedy Sportz team took the stage for their very first match of the year, performing a sold-out show. This year’s captains, Ellena Eshraghi (Sr.) […]
Boys Water Polo Loses to Aliso Niguel in Season Opener
By AARON LEE Staff Writer Boys Varsity Water Polo started the season with a loss against Aliso Niguel High School, losing 7-17, on Tuesday, August 29. The first quarter started off with […]
Girls Golf triumphs against Irvine 183-243
By SANCHITHA CHARI Staff Writer Girls Golf defeated Irvine High School by a margin of 60 strokes on Tuesday, August 29. This marks their second league win in a row. “Since […]
Over sixty new student parking spaces added at UHS as a result of parking reallocation
By SABRINA HUANG News Copy Editor The number of available student parking spaces at UHS has increased by a total of 22% from last year as a result of a recent […]
TRADE: a new open air food hall in Irvine
By JENSEN LIM LEONG & JOEY KRASSNER Staff Writers TRADE is food hall located near John Wayne Airport containing nine food instillations varying from Greek to Latin-Thai cuisine to a bar. It opened on […]
Boys Volleyball qualifies for CIF for first time in eleven years
By RUTUJA SABNIS Staff Writer Boys Varsity Volleyball won against Woodbridge 3-1 and made CIF for the first time in more than a decade. What made the win even more special was […]
Trapped
By NAMAN BHUSHAN Student Contributor I’m writing haikus Because I am really bored End my suffering Ben has me trapped here Writing haikus endlessly Help help help help help […]
