After years of battling and overcoming an eating disorder by herself, senior Sarah* decided that she wanted to seek professional help. She knew the recovery would be hard, but she didn’t expect that finding someone to help her recover would be even...

The sea of 100+ protesters of all walks of life assembled in front of the Redondo Beach Public Library on May 15th with only one thing on their minds: the legalization of abortion. Organized by RUHS seniors Zoe Nix and Cecilia Apitz, along with Torrance...

Taking 20 students, Mr. Lewis held a trip to Costa Rica during spring break. During the week of adventures, Lewis and these students learned all about the ecosystems of Costa Rica and got to practice their Spanish with some of the locals.  According...

It took a long time, but the RUHS band’s “Spring Festival Concert,” held its first indoor concert in two years on April 18. Originally scheduled for December of 2021 as a holiday concert, the concert was first postponed because of rain. Then,...

Each ring that sits on each of his ten fingers has a unique story of its creation. It’s not just an inanimate ring, it holds a passionate value that Junior G Cannon pours out into the rings he makes for fun.  “I just started making things. I first...

From April 1-3, eight RUHS Key Club members (over 2,000 in total) traveled to Reno, Nevada to attend the first in-person District Convention (DCON) since the start of COVID-19. Members stayed at the Grand Sierra Resort, where DCON was also held. The purpose...

On April 21, RUHS Choir performed their first unmasked in-person concert in more than two years—since the beginning of COVID-19. Taking place in the RUHS auditorium from 7-8 p.m., a total of 15 songs were performed by various levels of the choir. RUHS...

RUHS hoped to use the loss against Beckman as a learning experience to prepare for the CIF playoffs. Redondo Union boys volleyball came out strong in the Varsity Classic Tournament on April 22-23, earning a place in the finals, as they battled it out...