ACT, SAT cancel April, May exams

Isaac Yontz • March 19, 2020

In a recent update, the College Board and American Testing Company canceled their respective standardized tests for April and May.

Global Village week kicks off with henna, international art

Bailey Stover • March 9, 2020

To begin this year's annual Global Village celebration, students were able to participate in henna and international artwork in the main commons during A and B lunch today.

First time I tried modeling

Maddie Marrero • February 21, 2020

Senior Afnan Hussain tells the story of the first time she tried modeling. This video is the next installment in Bearing News' "First time I" series.

Memories bring creative inspiration

Camryn DeVore • October 18, 2019

Oblivion can bring an overwhelming feeling as the word hits one's ears. As the connotation of the word has long since carried a heavy meaning. The word is a sudden reminder that one day my name will fade away, a realization of family names already forgotten.

From the streets to the screen

Amira McKee • October 3, 2019

The evolution of activism, protest culture in American society While scrolling through Instagram feeds, tapping through Snapchat stories or fumbling through Facebook profiles, one can’t help but stumble...

Global village activities begin with Henna tattoos

George Frey • February 19, 2019

During both A and B lunches, various students volunteered to practice the ancient art form of Henna tattooing.

The price of dreams

Ann Fitzmaurice • December 20, 2018

Parents sacrifice personal aspirations for filial fulfillment. Students and teachers reflect on what they have given up to achieve their goals.

on Halloween favorites

Camryn DeVore • October 31, 2018

RBHS students reflect on their favorite parts of October and Halloween