Hi-Fi Arts Co. opens in UH as a community hub for creative projects, offering art supplies, workshops, and gallery space for local artists.

Our refreshed website is launched! Our new website includes everything that was on our old site- but with a fresh, updated, more organized and mobile-friendly look and feel. Learn more about it here!

Align Pilates offers a welcoming and chill environment for residents seeking an approachable and affordable fitness studio in UH.

Homeowners are increasingly turning to HELOCs to access equity without refinancing, preserving low mortgage rates while gaining flexibility.

The UH Beautification Team continues efforts to plant and maintain native greenery across the neighborhood, including new projects on Meade Avenue.

See the new banners along Park & Adams—and learn the history behind UH’s trolley roots and development.

Understanding dog leash rules in UH and why good pet behavior protects neighbors, pets, and public parks.

Explore the best restaurants in UH—from Michelin-star sushi and brunch spots to vegan pizza and new openings.

A longtime resident calls for safer driving at a UH intersection known for near-misses and rising traffic concerns.

From one weekend stroll to 300+ members, see how the UH Women’s Walk Club built a thriving community.

This lovable pitbull is winning hearts across University Heights with his sea-otter charm and slobbery kisses.

A look at Octavia Butler’s chilling novel and how its themes echo real-world challenges facing our communities today.

Longtime bartenders take over one of University Heights’ oldest bars—preserving the soul while adding fresh energy.

Learn why pollinators matter to our ecosystem and how UH residents can take action to protect them locally.

Milkweed giveaways, volunteer events, and a call for donations: here’s how UH is growing a greener neighborhood.

A UH resident documents a house fire—and the broader risks of neglected private properties in public spaces.

See how neighbors came together for UH’s biggest garage sale yet, complete with pop-ups, donations, and recycling efforts.

These common weeds are dangerous for dogs and cats.

Get to know the local organizations shaping life in UH—from events and safety to beautification and historic preservation.

After nearly a year in the dark, lights on the Vermont Street pedestrian bridge are back on thanks to community action.