



In AP Spanish class, learning about Cesar Chavez and his impact on the Hispanic community inspired senior Paula Valenzuela. Remembered for his contributions as a Hispanic labor leader and civil rights...

The game? Action-packed. The goal? To seamlessly blend in. Though her role is ultimately crucial to the outcome of the game, junior Siena Barg cannot be the star, something Softball Umpire-in-Chief of...

Dedicated to the world of “Screamo,” a subgenre of emo music often involving high-pitched screaming, rapid tempos and chaotic, aggressive instrumentation, sophomore Declan Gonzalez hosts his own radio...
The Southern California Regional Occupational Center (SCROC) teaches both high schoolers and adults, though the classes are only free for those still in high school because of RUHS’s partnership with...
While she acknowledges that some people see film photography as old fashioned, sophomore and Film Photography Club president Grace Tayag views the medium as a fun way to help young people notice the little...

For junior Lauren Medrano, the UCLA Cinematography Intensive wasn’t just a one-week camp, but a chance to immerse herself in the craft of visual...

Meditating, Junior Balakumar Muttulingam uses a monk’s techniques to calm his mind and relax. He learned to do this at a monastery in Kauai,...
Before a race, junior Evan Brutscher just stares at the water. His mind is calm: he’s not looking at the people next to him, only focusing...