The Uni student organization United for Uganda began a personal sacrifice campaign in March to raise money for the grassroots organization Come Let's Dance. The campaign ends on Friday, but people can still donate to the cause. Check inside for details — plus watch video highlights of UFU's March 7 hip-hop benefit show.

Inspired by The Washington Post's "onBeing" video series, Gargoyle staffers decided to make their own series of brief videos that delve into aspects of students' lives that are interesting and meaningful. We continue our series with senior Eunice How, who talks about why she decided to stay behind when her parents moved to China, and what it's like to live with another family.

Inspired by The Washington Post's "onBeing" video series, Gargoyle staffers decided to make their own series of brief videos that delve into aspects of students' lives that are interesting and meaningful. We begin with senior Jake Seeley, who talks about the Religious Society of Friends, whose members are more commonly known as Quakers, and what it means to him.

Gargoyle videographers Sindha Agha and Lauren Piester were on hand Friday, Oct. 12, to capture the sights and sounds of the Uni High Cultural Fair. Watch their video and relive the West African drumming, Brazilian capoeira, and dancing in the street that made the fair such a memorable event.

The Uni girls cross country team, now ranked fourth in Class 1A by Illinois Prep Top Times, won the Tuscola Invitational on Saturday. It was the second straight year the girls claimed the title, but they improved over last year's finish by 17 points. The boys, meanwhile, were missing three of their top runners but still managed to outdo their 2006 performance by 81 points. Check inside for a video story about the girls' repeat victory.