Student-run blood drive faced changes amidst COVID-19 restrictions

Anjali Noel Ramesh • December 11, 2020

Rock Bridge Reaches Out (RBRO) and the RBHS Student Council (StuCo) held their annual blood drive Monday Nov. 30. Since all CPS buildings are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students held the drive at the Woodcrest Church instead of RBHS. According to the online flyer advertising the event, the drive required social distancing within the building and that participants and volunteers wear masks.

Day 37

Bailey Stover • April 23, 2020

During her 37th day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover watched "Criminal Minds," took a shower and helped with Rock Bridge Reaches Out.

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.

Follicles of self-acceptance

Isabel Thoroughman • April 29, 2019

A year ago, I stopped shaving my legs.

Royal Tea: Georgiana of Cavendish

Valeria Velasquez • March 5, 2019

This week’s edition of Royal Tea will be discussing the life of Georgiana Cavendish.

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.

Spaghetti, saws and The Wizard of Oz

Katie Whaley • December 20, 2018

Throughout a day, emotions boil in a pot of stress, frustration and anxiety. They soak in the mixture, absorbing the negative feelings. If left untouched in the streaming batch, the feelings shrivel and overheat; prolonged periods of exposure to intense and stressful environments causes emotions to depress.

Hear me out: Luqman Muhammad

Isabel Thoroughman • December 19, 2018

During his experience at RBHS, students judge sophomore Luqman Muhammad based on a narrow lens. There’s more behind the speaker.

Caricature artist brings Japanese culture to RBHS

Allie Pigg • November 1, 2018

Students speak and draw with a caricature artist from Japan during fourth block.

RBRO volunteers at the Humane Society

Sarah Kuhlmann • October 27, 2018

RBRO volunteers walk dogs at the Humane Society

People of Roots n Blues n BBQ – Wildy Self

Bailey Stover • September 30, 2018

Stacy Self, the artist known as Wildy, brought her talent and passion for connecting with people through art to the Roots n Blues n Barbecue festival Saturday afternoon. Her interactive murals inspired collaboration, creativity and community among the young artists who helped her paint them.

People of Roots n Blues – Mikki Philippe, Walter Seymour

Bailey Stover • September 30, 2018

Mikki Philippe and Walter Seymour enjoyed the atmosphere of the Roots n Blues n Barbecue festival at Stephens Lake Park. Philippe painted and talked with Seymour while bands such as Ha Ha Tonka performed on the nearby stage.