Hispanic Heritage Month is the perfect time to expand your reading horizons to different cultures. Even if you are not of Hispanic...

When asked, a lot of people can name from the top of their head their favorite movies. Movies they enjoyed and have rewatched over and...

The World of the living and the dead is connected through numbers and math September 5, 2022, marks the 100th anniversary of the...

The Rialto High School Medieval Times journalism program is making a comeback as an official class for the 2022-2023 school year. For the...

A person should be able to feel comfortable in their own skin, in their own body. A school is supposed to be a safe space, a safe...

Many of us know that prom is this weekend, but not many of us know where the idea of prom even came from. So, where did this iconic high...

If you have been following the news lately, you’ve most likely seen or heard about a big drive to ban books in schools across the...

On Friday, April 1, Rialto High School principal Dr. Caroline Sweeney made a campus-wide announcement stating that on Monday, April 4,...

African Americans have always played a huge role in the music industry. For example, Chuck Berry was known for popularizing rock and roll...

There was an emphasis on supporting small businesses during the pandemic, and now more than ever this spotlight should not diminish....

Some, like our school counselors, argue that students need to take a fourth year of mathematics, but the fact is that students should not...

The book, It Ends With Us, talks about an important issue that many do not take into consideration. The main character, Lily Bloom, meets...

The Omicron variant of COVID-19 is much more contagious than the normal strain of COVID-19, even more contagious than the delta variant....

While of course not everything at Rialto High is perfect, let’s take a moment to reflect on a few good things at Rialto High School,...

The Hubble telescope has been the largest telescope in space since 1990. It’s as big as a school bus and can travel around Earth at five...

Recently, English teacher Mrs. Lynne Peabody and RSP teacher Ms. Laurette Maya organized a virtual meet and greet with author Matt De La...

“I don’t see race. I just see people.” “I don’t care if you’re black, white, green, purple, or polka-dotted!” “We’re all just people.”...

Column: Legends, Lore, Superstitions, and More Mothers are pressured to keep good care of their children. Bathe them, feed them, and...

Column - Through the Eyes of Others A fictional account through the eyes of a friend ending a friendship with their best friend. Am I a...

Column: Legends, Lore, Superstitions, and More Creepy clowns, they scared the world in 2016 and once again in 2017 when the movie It came...