Flooding in Pakistan: A precursor to uncontrolled climate change

Fatimah Yousuf, Staff Writer • September 29, 2022

Quotes are translated from Urdu to English by Fatimah Yousuf.  The wave of humidity that hit me after going through the doors of Jinnah International Airport in Karachi engraved a memory in my skin...

CPS administration ought to take responsibility for student gatherings, reduce spread of COVID-19

Multiple Authors • January 12, 2021

The RBHS staff voted unanimously to condemn the actions — or lack thereof — that CPS administrators took to condemn the homecoming dance RBHS students put on.

Board of Education votes to keep middle and high school virtual, elementary to return Oct. 19

Isaac Yontz • October 13, 2020

The Board of Education votes 4-3 to keep high school virtual until another vote. Parents and community members give their opinions on what the board should vote.

Day 86

Bailey Stover • June 11, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her 86th day of social distancing attending the first day of her online Summer Welcome for MU, napping and watching "The 100."

Day 7

Bailey Stover • March 24, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her seventh day of social distancing watching "Katy Keene," eating French toast and writing an essay on "Hamlet."

Waste Minimization Coordinator Ben Kreitner answers questions about city recycling policies

Audrey Novinger • March 18, 2020

Recycling is one form of waste disposal that involves collecting materials and sending them through a process that converts them to new products.

‘A Machine to Live In’ illuminates divide between culture, industrialization through alternate perspectives

Anjali Noel Ramesh • March 7, 2020

"A Machine to Live" In depicts the clash of space-age technology with developing cultural normality in an impressive showcase of skilled cinematography. 

People of Roots N Blues – Mark Max

Bailey Stover • September 29, 2019

A man of few words, Mark Max, owner of D Dee’s Kettle Korn, described how he first took over the business and what he most enjoys about the festival.

How The Avett Brothers kickdrumed into my heart

Bailey Stover • October 2, 2018

The Avett Brothers concert at the Roots n Blues n BBQ festival Friday night opened my eyes to the world of live music for the first time.

Softball kicks off new season with Green and Gold game

Ann Fitzmaurice • August 24, 2018

With their first game of the season on Monday, the RBHS softball team prepares for the new school year with a Green and Gold scrimmage.

Columbia organizes first Autism Awareness Walk

Will Cover • May 1, 2018

[dropcap]A[/dropcap] stream of blue shirts ducked under the arch at the starting line, as they followed a pony named Sugar around a 1.2 mile track at the first annual Autism Speaks Walk in Columbia for...

Student activism promises future change

Maya Bell • April 10, 2018

Moments after the fatal shooting of 17 students and teachers in Parkland, Fla. Feb. 14, Kevin Hogg rushed to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School fearing the worst news a parent could ever receive. His...