Shooting sports comfortably

Camryn DeVore • November 21, 2018

I had always shot photos for my brother's football games, but neither did I have the equipment to do that job well, nor did I take what I was doing all that seriously. When I first joined the staff of...

The modern gent, a November lookbook

Will Napier • November 10, 2018

Inspired by various celebrities, fashion can be a mixture of different time periods and styles.

Royal Tea: Queen Victoria

Valeria Velasquez • October 29, 2018

Royal Tea is back this year to discuss another collection of endlessly fascinating (and potentially incestuous) tales regarding the lives of history’s most wealthy elites. Now, we can all agree that...

AP World needs modification, not division

The Rock and Bearing News Staff • October 18, 2018

With the College Board’s coming upheaval of the Advanced Placement (AP) World History, this year’s freshmen and every class after may miss out on decades of history education. This past summer, the...

College Board to revamp AP World History offerings next year

Ethan Hayes • October 1, 2018

During the summer the College Board anounced plans to refashion the structure of Advanced Placement (AP) World History. The change, scheduled for the 2019-20 school year, intends to split the curriculum...

Grace Tries: I try journaling for a week

Grace Dorsey • November 1, 2017

In my quest to try new things, I’ve written down my thoughts and reflected on what happened each day—flexing my writing skills while hopefully building memories to reflect upon in the future.

Jordyn’s Thoughts: #metoo Twitter update

Jordyn Thompson • November 1, 2017

This week, staff writer Jordyn Thompson gives her insight on the "MeToo" trend as it becomes the lights conversation and controversy across the web.

Behind the Paper: Moy Zhong

Carmen Ramirez • October 25, 2017

n this edition of Behind the Paper, we learn about junior Moy Zhong and how she came to be on our school’s newspaper staff.

Tasty Travels: South Korea

Valeria Velasquez • October 17, 2017

Today, I explore the origins of Korean cuisine with the help of junior Emily Ma.

MKT Trail

Joy Park • April 3, 2017

An installment of Exhibit Columbia exploring the history of MKT Trail, and why it makes Columbia special.

Capen Park holds nature landscape in the city

Cassidy Viox • December 20, 2016

This hidden park allows nature-seekers to find a safe haven in busy Columbia.

Films that inspire the holiday spirit

Alyssa Gibler • November 9, 2016

Christmas is more than a holiday, it's a mindset. Find out what movies you need to watch to get into the holiday spirit.