If memory serves…

Valeria Velasquez • February 28, 2019

Students reminisce on global experiences

Behind the Paper – Valeria Velasquez

Carmen Ramirez • December 22, 2017

On this edition of Behind the Paper, I interview Valeria Velasquez, a junior at Rock Bridge that I met last year. I think out of everyone on the newspaper staff, Valeria is one of the people I have become...

Fear factor: students with phobias seek help

Ryan Choe • November 11, 2017

The National Institute of Mental Health reports that 6.3 million Americans have some type of phobia.

An act of faith

Multiple Authors • October 2, 2017

Beliefs of the afterlife are often formed by religious affiliations and other personal ideas.

Capturing a picture-perfect senior year

Ji-Sung Lee • September 30, 2017

Senior portraits have grown in popularity as students try to capture the last few moments of high school.

Unique cultures mold expectations

Ji-Ho Lee • January 6, 2017

Culture helps teenagers navigate their lives, and sometimes the twists and turns it takes can go straight into responsibility.

One nation, already divided

Multiple Authors • October 3, 2016

American race relations and unrest seem to be more discussed than ever. Although they are contemporary issues, the start of discrimination and the search for equality has been with America every step of the way.

Alumna, essay contest winners celebrated

Rochita Ghosh • March 25, 2016

A ceremony honoring RBHS alumna Avantika Khatri took place in the Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, Mar. 22, discussing her passion for social issues.