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The Student News Site of University Prep

The Puma Press
The Student News Site of University Prep

The Puma Press
Protestors gather at the quad at the University of Washington

A Look Inside the UW Student Encampment

By Jahya Hinkel, Reporter
July 2, 2024
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Senior Assassin Standings

Senior Assassin Standings

By Sydney Woogerd, Editor-in-Chief
June 10, 2024
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“Stop bombing Gaza,” protesters chant at the University of Washington on May 1.

From Gaza to the Quad

By Jahya Hinkel, Reporter
May 12, 2024
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“In all cities and towns in Catalonia, on that day on April 23, all the bookstores put tables outside and it’s a day to celebrate books, ,” Tello Portoles said.

Pumas Celebrate Sant Jordi

By Sol Starin, Copy Editor
May 10, 2024
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Grading the Grading System

Grading the Grading System

By Felix Bai, Reporter
May 10, 2024
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The upper school orchestra practices before their regional competition.

Symphony Standouts

By Grady Stone, Reporter
April 3, 2024
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The Search for New Students

The Search for New Students

By Felix Bai and Max Cook
April 3, 2024
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Wynne Johnson hands award-winning author Chanel Miller a microphone to read a portion of her book “Know My Name” written in 2019. They stand in front of an audience of students, speakers, parents and staff in UPrep’s newly built ULab.

A Change in Tide

By Sydney Woogerd and Naz Kuti
March 1, 2024
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Artist senior Talia Weiss proudly stands next to her mobile after repairing it twice.

Vandalism Strikes Community

By Max Cook, Reporter
March 1, 2024
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“I believe in the program,” Yuan said. “I think it’s very important.”

Who Will LEAD?

By Teddy Bergstrom, Editor-in-Chief
March 1, 2024
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UPrep students load onto custom bus 986 en route to Lakeside after school.

Bus Fuss

By Neva-Nataia Lowery and Sol Starin
March 1, 2024
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English teacher Sean-Patella Buckley reads “Interior Chinatown,” a new addition to ninth grade English, while resting his elbow on “Romeo and Juliet.” Patella-Buckley shared that he missed teaching Shakespeare. “I think it’s something that students should be exposed to at some point in high school. It is a challenge and Shakespeare’s Shakespeare for a reason. But you can’t fit everything in,” Patella-Buckley said.

Romeo, Romeo, Where Art Thou?

By Simon Alpren and Sofia Delgado-Pack
December 11, 2023
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