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Travel trouble does not prevail

Travel trouble does not prevail

Mara Kim, Reporter
March 9, 2023
Sophomore boys collaborating on their mechanical design project.

Design Lab centers student passions

Evy York, Reporter
March 9, 2023
Lily Evans

Making Merry: Madrigals returns to performing

Lilly Miller, Reporter
December 21, 2022
“I got a 16-inch tattoo of a flower vine on the spine of my back because I thought it was cool. I plan on getting a lot more. I want to get a shoulder tattoo for my next one. I want to get an arm sleeve,” - Erin Stroh

Reasons to ink

December 13, 2022
Young musician seeks to revive bluegrass

Young musician seeks to revive bluegrass

Sathvik Gowda, Reporter
December 12, 2022

The Song of U-High

Adam Reiman, Reporter
February 18, 2022
This week, The Clarionette returns to the Artist of the Week by interviewing Ben Kresl. Enticed with drawing and painting from a young age, Kresl, now a senior, has been doing art for most of his life. Drawing inspiration from French artists such as Roger Broders with his travel posters, Kresl has been able to create many unique pieces throughout his time at U-High. While familiar with digital media, Kresl prefers to use a simple charcoal pencil when creating his art. “It feels kind of selfish, but I like to be able to say that I created something from scratch and truly call it my own. Being able to reach a final product when it comes to art is both really satisfying and provides me with a sense of ownership that I believe is hard to find anywhere else,” Kresl said.

Artist’s Corner: Ben Kresl

Benjamin Thomas, Reporter
February 1, 2022

Now Trending @ U-High

Celeste Noraian, Reporter, Editor
November 22, 2019

Now Trending @ U-High

Celeste Noraian, Reporter, Editor
November 22, 2019
As a child, junior Harrison Gordon loved drawing and being creative, but he didn’t explore art a whole lot in middle school. Mike Henning’s Art Fundamentals class has led Gordon to reconnect with art and the happiness it gives him. Gordon said he got back into art because he needed a way to express himself other than the music he makes. “I love art so much because of the freedom it gives me to make whatever I want, and truly express and bring to life ideas I have,” Gordon said. “It’s one of my favorite hobbies now”

Artist’s Corner: Harrison Gordon

Joe Brown, Reporter, Photographer
April 12, 2019

Captain Marvel joins the fray

Natalie Leathers , Reporter
March 25, 2019

Artist’s Corner: Maya Cohler

Emma Stroh, Reporter, Photographer
March 8, 2019
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