In this September 5 broadcast, senior Rachel Barber introduces the new guitar teacher. For EOTSN, senior Kale Jibson covers his favorite plays from Friday's football game.

In the first home game of the football season, the Roseville Tigers took on the Rio Linda Knights last night, losing by a score of 28-20. Senior defensive lineman Colton Rayback thinks despite...

An increase in spring collab days will trigger a change in April testing schedules. AP Comparative Government is integrated with AP U.S. Government for this first time on RHS' campus. Varsity baseball...

Oscar nominated actors James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal star alongside one another in HBO's new salacious series The Deuce premiering on HBO Sep 10. A gritty period piece chronicling an often unspoken...

Varsity softball coach Art Banks will temporarily fill the empty position as photographer teacher. Student Government held Club Rush yesterday. Dance teachers Dawn Kenniston and Pilar Steiner reunite to...

In the first broadcast of the school year, senior Brian Nuevo covers the historic corpse flower grown by science teacher CJ Addington. EOTSN has a new anchor, Dominic Taylor, who introduces all of the...

During the extended lunch today, faculty came out to Senior Square for hamburgers and veggie burgers. The cookout was part of an effort to build community among Roseville High School faculty.

Student Government held Senior Sunrise on Hanson Field this morning. The senior activity was followed by two school-wide rallies to celebrate the first day of the 2017-18 school year.

The Class of 2017 graduated last Friday. Valedictorian Andrew Smith and Salutatorian Marc Chappelle each delivered speeches at the beginning of the ceremony.

Student bands, including Avila, Keen and National Lines, from Roseville High School performed during one lunch yesterday in the annual Rosechella. Avila performed in Senior Square, National lines performed...

In their last show for Eye of the Tiger, seniors Josh Carson and Jason Russell look back at their experiences over the last four years in program.

In the last show of the year, and his last broadcast in Eye of the Tiger, senior Preston Walter lists his top five most anticipated movies of the summer.