On Sept 17th, Habitat for Humanity club held their third annual dodgeball night in Kenny Gym. Here are some photos of the dodgeball players and their fans from the night. The night was a wild success raising over $900 for Habitat for Humanity.

This weekend will be full of excitement. You can buy inexpensive books, watch a concert or soccer game, and learn about veterinary medicine.

MPAG, the Multicultural Parent Advisory Group, hosted an ice cream social last Sunday for students and families. MPAG has been working over the past five years to increase diversity at Uni. Gargoyle reporter Thomas Lawless reports on how they are doing.

Troy Davis was convicted of murdering a white police officer in Georgia in 1989. He was convicted and sentenced to death in 1991, despite the fact there was no forensic evidence implicating him in the murder and all but two of the witnesses who testified against him recanted their testimony, many saying they were coerced by the police. However, Davis's case is not that simple, and there are many holes in his claims. Whether or not Davis was innocent, his case serves as a reminder of capital punishment's illegitimacy.

Math and numbers are just for nerds and Uni students right? Wrong! Read on to learn about the latest movie, Moneyball, a movie about the men who changed baseball.

Brendan Morales-Doyle takes a look at the most recent debate in Washington about whether to tax the richest Americans or to cut government spending, an issue that is at the heart of many of our country's poverty issues.

As the school year progresses, students find themselves baking, munching on, and scavenging for yummy treats to help them get through the piles of homework. Gargoyle Reporters Alana Rosenbaum and Divya Joshi searched the school and asked two members of each grade and two faculty what their favorite dessert is.

Normally Uni High plays small town teams, but recently the Uni High soccer team had to face three tough opponents: Warrensburg Lathem, Urbana, and Central. The Gargoyle sports section presents a detailed analysis of Uni's big end of the season games.

This year, every fall sport has welcomed at least one new coach to the team. These coaches are sure to bring a breath of fresh air to Uni athletics by sharing their experience and knowledge of the sports with the athletes.

Gargoyle Editor Will Erickson reviews the new action thriller from renowned director Nicolas Winding Refn. Will was completely surprised by how this film turned out. Was it a modern film classic, or has this movie crashed and burned?

Havah Berg reviews the 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Click here to read about the highlights of the evening.

All of us students who were at Uni last year have noticed the changes being made around the building. New teachers, signs, posters, and other things have been replaced or installed. Here's just a taste of the things Uni changed about itself since the spring of last year.

The upcoming weekend is full of events - from film festivals to art exhibits. If need any activities look no further!

Meet Joan Campagnolo, one of the four new teachers who have joined the Uni High faculty. This year, she is teaching the subbie science course. Here, Gargoyle reporter Divya Joshi sits down to ask her a couple of questions.

Uni High celebrated its 90th anniversary on Monday, September 12 at the Beckman Institute of Technology. The program included speeches, a performance by the Uni High chorus, and refreshments.