After inviting students to an after school meeting Monday, March 16 and holding teacher forums for two days the week before and talking with PTSA members, Dr. Jennifer Rukstad, RBHS principal, announced...

Whether it’s a smartphone or a basic flip phone, text messages, social media updates and other calls from the social world are constantly competing for attention from cell phone users. With such easy...

Fall is in the air. The leaves are changing colors, the weather is getting cooler and pumpkin spice lattes are being sold at Starbucks once again, one of the many signs that it is officially Fall.  Autumn...

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On Wednesday Columbia based band, The Eulogy, performed at The Bridge for the first time.  I figured The Bridge would be like The Blue Note, the audience would be jumping around, singing along with...

Nearly 615,000 teen pregnancies occur each year in the United States while Mo. alone had 6,317 teens give birth in 2012, according to thenationalcampaign.org. Junior Lexi Miller lives a regular teen life;...

Mizzou Champion of Champions, the final competition of marching season that occurred on October 18th, the Emerald Regiment placed second in their division and the second best color guard overall in prelims...

[dropcap style="simple" size="5"]A[/dropcap]t their first competition in St. Charles West High School last weekend, the Emerald Regiment brought home five trophies, including first place overall. In the...

Looking for an answer found in physical beauty, wanting to have the “perfect body,” striving for an unobtainable physicality. Anorexia and bulimia destroy the lives of 24 million people in America. Sydney...

Just three years ago, a baby born with HIV receives three high doeses of antiretrovial drugs and is announced cured in Mississippi. The girl now has no trace of this life-threatening disease in her blood...