The Quartz Hill Rebel boys’ tennis team has continued to dominate this season. The team was able to sweep the top two spots during the singles and doubles matches at the Golden League Finals. The hard work and dedication the team has put in has clearly shown results in the team's performance, continuing the Rebel legacy, as the team also won the top two spots in Golden League Finals last year. The...

The Quartz Hill Rebels boy’s baseball team has shown outstanding success in their 2018/2019 season. The baseball team has accomplished 12 wins, two losses, and zero ties within the league and throughout their regularly scheduled season. Accounting both league and non-league games, the Rebels have won 28 and lost eight games, carrying on their excellence from the 2018/2017 season. The Rebels’...

     Avengers: Endgame broke records when it was officially released, with MCU fans dying to know how the Infinity War saga would finally end. Fans were dying to know which superheroes would come back from the sticky depths of Infinity War and which ones would be lost by the end of the movie. Many of us can agree that this 3-hour Marvel movie was breathtaking, with worthwhile twists and turns leading...

    It’s that time of the year. AP and IB tests are in the air, kids are crying on their way from the Village to the 100 Quad, and teachers are wondering why all their classes are empty. If you’re a struggling student contemplating why you even bothered to take these classes and are finding yourself needing a playlist to help you with your stress, the Ubiquity’s got you covered.   ...

On Tuesday, April 30th, ASB hosted a Prom in the small gym for the special education students to attend. Though special ed. students are technically allowed to attend Prom, the Special Ed. Prom would serve as a smaller, more specialized function. And, as a courtesy of ASB, they even got to attend for free. In addition, most attendees received promposals from students who had wanted to be a part of...

You can see it in the distressed looks on your counselors’ faces when you walk in to see them. You can feel the discreet outrage of faculty members, professors, and administrators alike; and, recently, you saw it in the widespread absence of teachers on Thursday, April 18th. Though the news of the occurrences in the AV Union School District is not a prevalent topic within the social circles of high...