Artist Vanessa Marsh explores the intersections of man-made, natural and cosmological power through a mixed media process based in photography.

"Who was the first to be unfaithful? Man or woman? At what cost do we care about the answer?" In Marivaux’s The Dispute, a Prince claims his father had this very argument 18-years-ago and to settle it, the King locked away four newborn babies to be raised in isolation from the world – and from each other.

For the first exhibition in the Jackson Street Gallery this fall, Arts Instructor Jenifer Kent has collaborated with UHS alum Genevieve Hulley ’06 to curate HOME, an exhibition which asks us to reflect upon the ways we are each defined by histories of land, migration, and family.

Every weekday since 2000, UHS's Director of College Counseling Jon Reider has awakened at 5:30 a.m., conducted his morning routine, and set off for University High School from his home in Redwood City. Most trips to and from school have included a student or two who lives to the south, from Woodside to the Mission District. As of this morning, his car's odometer reads 321,000 miles—a unit of measure he monitors closely.