RBHS students embellish halls for annual art show

Moy Zhong • May 1, 2019

RBHS students and faculty embellished the halls with artwork for the school's annual art show "Depth" on April 14.

Marching band prepares for next season

Billy Beaty • May 21, 2018

This season, the marching band will return to Lafayette, Edwardsville, the annual Champion of Champions competition and will go to Tennessee for the Bands of America competition.

Students take interest in fashion forward trends

Bailey Stover • May 16, 2018

For countless children growing up, their families called them pet-names such as “sweetie,” “silly-bear” and “snugabug.” This was no different for junior Piper Page, whose parents declared her...

Theatrical Showcase takes audiences on a Ride through Time

George Frey • May 6, 2018

From the Old Testament to the hair loving 1970s, Advanced Acting and Musical Theatre students managed to combine various choreography, songs and character dialogues and monologues to showcase various periods...

Style and Expression at RBHS

Will Napier • May 4, 2018

“Style and what you wear is really just how you express yourself; it’s what you’re inspired by and what you soak up,” said G-Eazy, a Californian hip-hop artist who has in recent years gotten attention...

Q&A: Students on their collections

Nikol Slatinska • April 20, 2018

Two seniors share special items they've been accumulating over their lives.

Louder Than a Bomb performances

Siena Juhlin • April 18, 2018

April 14, Columbia's first Louder Than a Bomb slam poetry competition took place at the Warehouse Theater, where students from different schools wrote and performed their original poems. Teams from all around Central Missouri attended, including students from RBHS.

Drama department introduces ‘The Upstadgers’

Katie Whaley • March 21, 2018

RBHS shows off its Acting Troupe, a new drama group created to show off more performances.

A comic adventure into the True/False film fest

Valeria Velasquez • February 27, 2018

Tonight's Eastside kickoff concert starts the 15th annual True/False Film Fest. This weekend @truefalse presents 40 new features, 3 respective films and 24 shorts on 9 screens in 8 venues within a 10-minute walk of each other.

‘Every Day’ film falls short of expectations

Katie Whaley • February 26, 2018

'Every Day' film doesn't live up to the brilliance of the novel, leaves out important themes and plots.

Q&A: Librarians on their favorite books

Nikol Slatinska • February 8, 2018

Book experts elaborate on their favorite reads and share suggestions for students.

A decade old and counting: a reflection of 2008

Nikol Slatinska • January 18, 2018

I review five memorable things that occurred in 2008.