With every step on the field, every note played and every shimmering instrument, Troy Nevil conducts a harmony of sight and sound into one big show. RUHS Marching Band drum major was only one title on Nevil’s list of positions including director of...

Senior Allie D’Amato dreamed of pursuing biomedical science from an early age, but as new opportunities arose, interests such as theater and journalism joined her list of passions.  D’Amato will continue to pursue this list at the University of Southern...

One chance to show them what you got. Do the routine. Stick the landing. Get the points. If not, hours of training seem like nothing once the judges give you the numbers. This is the reality for level 8 gymnast freshman Tamara Botwin-Lazarow. “You're...

If every dog owner has a special connection to their pet, then senior Sydney Maleman has helped make countless of these connections, working as the president of Rover’s Retreat, a local dog foster and rescue. Maleman began fostering for Rover’s...

Staying up late. Getting up early. Learning until midnight. It seems a hidden prerequisite of honors and Advanced Placement (AP) classes is the ability to disregard a healthy sleep schedule. The pressure of academic success is a constant one for many...

For many students, bettering their chances of success in their future careers and college pathways revolves around taking a multitude of Advanced Placement (AP) classes. However, some students at RUHS question whether the pressure to take ungodly amounts...

RUHS held its first annual Sea Hawk Marketplace on April 28, where an estimated 60 students set up booths to sell various handmade items, ranging from fidget toys to empanadas. The marketplace was inspired by similar events held at Washington Elementary...

AMANDA DURÁN From the first day of walking into Spanish teacher Amanda Durán's classroom, students can tell that she’s not like every other teacher. Greeted with a smile and personalized hellos, Durán starts her class by making sure each student...