Bullying over social media not protected under school, state law
One out of every seven students has been or is a victim of bullying from kindergarten to grade 12, according to bullyingstatistics.org. In a world
Daphne Yu
Bones clarifies attendance policy on prom day
As the hours leading up to prom dwindle, rumors regarding the required number of hours a student should be at school to be eligible to
Pictures capture final assembly; retired faculty returns
The Flashback assembly featured the tunes of the jazz ensemble, performances by acting classes and an array of speakers and award winners. This year’s assembly also reunited
Bill reinforces science, math
Missouri graduation guidelines as to how to obtain the mandatory 24 credits became stricter with the introduction of requiring a half credit of personal finance
Baseball expands roster, faces heavy away season
The cracking sound of a baseball being hit and cheering from bleachers behind a gate around the field a crowd of fans in front of
RBHS student to give talk at TEDxCoMO
Starting at 10 a.m. this morning until 5 p.m., the Missouri Theater downtown will be hosting TEDxCoMo, Columbia's independently organized technology, entertainment and design
Girls soccer brings home defining win
Tonight, the RBHS girls soccer team defeated Helias High School 1-0 and brought home its third win of the season. After a tough 3-0 loss
Bands perform before districts
Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Last night, the RBHS bands performed in the Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. The two bands, Wind Ensemble and
Pakistani journalists tour RBHS
Near the end of first hour this morning, seven Pakistani journalists arrived at RBHS for a two hour visit. As part of a group of
Girls basketball defends state title
After a nail-biting game, the RBHS Lady Bruins defended their state title tonight, March 16, with a 45-38 win in the championship game against St.