My preference for sciences with the word “social” in front of them became a defining part of my personality long before I stepped foot on a high school campus, and likely no course or teacher, no matter...

In the midst of crisis and tragedy, student safety has become an even greater worry. Building up defensive walls and moving forward with the same unyielding ideas isn’t necessarily enough to keep the...

When taking PE, I’m about positive that most people will pass the class as long as they try. It’s an easy class as long as we participate – that’s the main thing teachers care about. But there...

America is in mourning. For many, the sorrow is not as inhibiting as it once was when news of 13 lost lives at a Colorado high school broke nearly two decades ago. No current RHS students were alive when...

Going into high school I had no idea that I would take part in the programs that I am in today. I walked onto campus as a freshman, ignorant that I would serve as an editor, anchor and photographer for...

Dear college, Over the course of my academic career, I demonstrated and developed skills like hard work, determination, and creativity. Courses like English, mathematics, and various history classes...

A dream I have dreamed a thousand times is coming to an end. Picture this: I’m 10 years old. My eldest brother returns from his first semester at university touting two gift bags, a smile, and an...

RJUHSD placed tenured teacher Doug Mason on administrative leave late last month in the wake of multiple sexual misconduct accusations against him, according to a district communication to students’...

To exploit American students, one must slow the progress of American education as much as possible. The best way to do this would be to place education in the hands of one organization that squeezes...

Over the course of our high school career, we’ve picked some life lessons and cliches that have genuinely made a positive impact on our day-to-day lives.With that being said, here are some words of wisdom...

On the first day of the second semester, I experienced certain heartbreak. It was a terrible, achingly dramatic ordeal with a side dish of betrayal. I remember feeling hollow and disjointed. Almost...

I have what most consider a “grade obsession.” And if you take a look around RHS, you’ll find that this sanity-reducing ailment affects an abundance of other poor, unfortunate souls. I realize it...