News

Wildcat Fashion: The Summer-to-Fall Shift

With a full quarter of the 26-27 school year underway, fashion trends are more noticeable than ever. Clothes are one of the many ways people express themselves. Here's a...

Double the Glory: Class of 2027 Defends Their Title, Winning the Spirit Bell Again

That’s a wrap on Homecoming 2026! The UHS News staff would like to congratulate all the students who...

Hear That? It’s Homecoming!

As you may know, it is homecoming week! So far, everyone is pumped for what’s next.  The kickoff of...

Ready, Set, Homecoming!

As homecoming gets closer, students might be wondering what the week will look like. Before the big football game...

Voices of UHS: How Wildcats Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month is a month to celebrate Spanish history, culture, and the contributions Hispanics have made to...

School Yard Squabble: UHS News Reacts to the First Presidential Debate

"Throughout the debate, unprofessional behavior, not unlike petty schoolyard squabbles, abounded. Neither candidate was innocent of utilizing personal attacks, name-calling, and interruption to humiliate their opponent."

“I Feel I Can’t Connect”: Ukiah High Wildcats Reflect on Distance Learning

Despite these distance, Post says, “I still see my students smiling and laughing. It reminds me of why I enjoy teaching.¨

Wildcats are Going to the Ballot Box: UHS News’s Guide to Voting 2020

Another Wildcat, Reagan McDougall is going to be voting this November. Expressing the feeling of voting for the first time, McDougall said, “It feels surreal. I remember going with my mom to vote every four years and always getting an ‘I voted’ sticker. Now this November, I can actually put an ‘I voted’ sticker on and it can be true!”

“Get a Job”: Wildcats Forgoing College for a Career

Ukiah High Wildcats are about a quarter way into the school year, and the seniors of Wildcat Nation are starting to think about life after high school. UHS News wanted to speak with Wildcats who do not plan to attend college and understand what they intend to do for a career.

“Making the Most Out of This”: Ukiah High Wildcats Find a Silver Living in Life During a Pandemic

Since COVID-19 restrictions have been in place and schools have closed, many have worried that Ukiah High Wildcats would be negatively affected. UHS News...

Ukiah High Students Create Discord Server to Stay Connected; Currently Recruiting Admins

Because this is such a big project, we need trusted people to help look over the server, and we are actively recruiting admins for the server. We ask anyone interested in joining the admin ranks to email royce_whelan22@uusd.net and explain why you’re interested and a little about your experience with Discord.