Black History Month: How should we communicate about BHM?

Madison Wright • February 15, 2017

Debra Perry and Ojurere Shonekan reflect on how they feel students and faculty should approach topics relating to Black History Month.

CPS uses student feedback for 1-to-1 program

Emily Oba • January 20, 2017

CPS is using feedback from students in the student advisory committee to determine what laptops students will receive next year for the one to one program.

Shonekan siblings motivate, encourage each other to success

Ji-Ho Lee • November 11, 2016

RBHS has several sibling athletes who perform at high levels, but The Shonekans are all track record breakers. Read about the success and tensions between the siblings.

Second half touchdowns seal football’s upset win against Helias

Cam Fuller • October 1, 2016

In a season highlighted with injuries and painful losses, the RBHS football team gained an impressive upset victory against the Helias Catholic Crusaders on the evening of Sept. 30 in the 2016 homecoming football game.

Track takes first in Kearney Invitational

Skyler Froese • April 10, 2016

In one of the first meets of the season, both boys' and girls' track teams brought home two respective first place finishes,

Track and field prepares to hit ground running

Jenna Liu • March 5, 2016

With many fresh faces back on the track and field team, coach Neal Blackburn is hopeful the squad can compete for a district title.

Student View: Martin Luther King Jr.

Devesh Kumar • January 18, 2015

January 19th. This date has some significance. January 19th was the day an individual that impacted society greatly was born. This individual stood his ground and fought for African American’s rights....