Simeon Washington is many things — starting point guard, self-proclaimed joker, and future Hoosier, to name a few — but there's much more underneath that. Check inside to get to know more about this graduating senior!

Behind her tough countenance, which is probably the result of her extensive martial arts experience, Tanya Denisova is very fun-loving and a supportive teammate. Gargoyle Reporter Lara Orlandic talked with her about her multitude of other talents and hobbies.

There are many things that you might not know about Carl Haken, but you will know his favorite food, his cutesy voice, and his plans for surviving the impending zombie apocalypse after you read this interview.

If you know senior Juan Chapa, you might think of him as Uni's resident guitarist. That's an image he has truly embraced during his time at Uni, but what else lies underneath the surface? Gargoyle reporter Nikita Dutta sat down with him to find out.

Class of 2001 alum Tara Alan and husband Tyler Kellen boarded a plane to Glasgow, Scotland on April 1, 2009 with plans to tour the world on bikes. What ensued for much of the next two years was an adventure that would take them across Europe, Asia, North Africa, and finally back home again. Gargoyle reporter Nikita Dutta asked the couple more about their travels.

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.

Mari Innami is Uni High's new Japanese teacher. She is teaching Japanese 1, 2, 3, and 4 after the departure of Ito Sensei last year. Check inside to learn more about Uni's latest foreign language teacher!

Karen Iehl-Morse is one of the four latest additions to Uni High's faculty and a Uni parent. She is teaching Freshman Health and Junior/Senior Health Seminar. Here, Gargoyle editor Vickie Chang sits down with Mrs. Morse to learn a thing or two about her.

This year, Uni welcomes a whopping 11 transfers. Chances are you've seen these faces in class or roaming the halls the past few weeks. We've taken it upon ourselves to ask each transfer student several questions about themselves. Read on to get to know them!

Wondering who the new guy haunting the North Attic and running the theater program is? Gargoyle reporter Brendan Morales-Doyle caught up to Chris Guyotte to find out a little more about who he is and what he is doing.

Seeing Zach Korol-Gold walk through the Uni hallways, reserved, quiet, and modest, one might think that's all there is to him. However, when I sat down to talk with him about his life, hobbies, and more, I was quickly proven wrong by Zach's strong passion for music, penchant for inventiveness, and love of helping others. Check inside for more on a fascinating life.

Gargoyle Editor Will Erickson sat down with Ollie Goldbart to talk about his life, education, career, and plans for the future. Ollie shows his trademark humor, but also reveals a more introspective and deep side to himself.

Sporting her fuzzy, pink cape in the hallways, senior Katayun Salehi comes to the rescue of a dying conversation. Even as a senior, Salehi has not outgrown her natural smile and cheerful bursts of energy. This self-expression has had a lasting impression on her family, friends and school.

"They might say I'm sweet and quiet." Why? Click inside to read more of the life of Fiona Weingartner.

Although John Vaughen only joined the Uni community his sophomore year, the senior quickly found his niche in the school. You may have seen him in your classes, on his bike every morning, or just sitting quietly in the hallways by himself, but Gargoyle reporter Nikita Dutta wanted to sit down with John and find out what he's really all about.