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Security camera footage
from the landing at UPrep.

Vandalism Forces Tightening of Security at UPrep

By Grant Davis, Reporter • November 1, 2024

UPrep has 61 security cameras located throughout the campus, including 15 new cameras. These new cameras were installed in late September, as a result of the events of December...

The view of Seattle’s waterfront from the highest point of the Overlook Walk. “The viaduct came down in 2019...and here we are in 2024,” Angela Brady, director of the office of the waterfront and civic projects for the City of Seattle said. “I think what’s really special is being able to create a waterfront for all, being able to create an inclusive, inviting waterfront that stewards the environment, that is more green and more beautiful, so people can come down and enjoy it and experience it in all its glory.”

Building Bridge(s)

By Sofia Delgado-Pack, Web Editor-In-Chief • November 1, 2024

Next time you go to the waterfront, you can check out Overlook Walk, a park with 20 acres of views, plant life and a brand new connection from Pike Place Market to the waterfront. Construction...

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The Puma Heritage Celebration took place in the ULab. “It’s really a showcase of cultures in our community,” Flor Hernandez, diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging program director, said.

Observing a Community of Cultures

UPrep hosted the Puma Heritage Celebration in the ULab for the first time on Oct. 25. Despite the location change, the event functioned similarly to previous years. Faculty, students...

Ninth grader Mikael Harmelin leads a chant during UPrep's Homecoming Volleyball Game

Bringing Spirit Back

Silent halls. Masked faces. Empty bleachers. When Head of School Ronnie Codrington-Cazeau arrived at UPrep five years ago, UPrep’s school spirit was at an all-time low. “My...

Student leader Laura Capossela converses with faculty leaders Taylor Kanemori and Flor Hernandez Morales “We’re really excited,” Hernandez Morales said. “We will adjust to people because we really want LEAD to be for students.”

Revised LEAD, New LEADers

With an opening in the LEAD (Listen, Engage, Acknowledge, Discuss) coordinator position, as well as the graduation of the Class of 2024, new community members are stepping up to...

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