By WILLIE MALVEAUX A solar eclipse is the obscuring of sunlight by the passing of the Moon, thus lessening the light reaching earth. For those experiencing the complete solar eclipse, this turns […]
The Moon dances with the Sun in solar eclipse 2017
REV participates in Science Olympiad
By TIM LEE On Saturday, March 4, 2017 the annual Science Olympiad took place. The Science Olympiad is an annual event that hosts different teams from schools around the area. They have […]
Mr. Celano Passes on His Beekeeping Knowledge
By TIM LEE Mr. Celano, a Spanish and French teacher at Redlands East Valley has been an avid beekeeper since he was a teenager. He has multiple beehives that he maintains […]
NASA Discovery Excites the Scientific Community
Photo: NASA/JPL-Caltech By CAMERON KROETZ On Wednesday 22 Feb. NASA made the announcement that their Spitzer Space Telescope had discovered seven Earth-sized planets in orbit around the star Trappist-1, 40 light years […]
ESRI “Web-inar” Captivates Students
By DYLAN MIARS ESRI, the Environmental Systems Research Institute, held an online seminar that high school students across the Redlands Unified School District were able to attend in their AP Human Geography […]
REVHS attends Inland Solar Challenge
By AARON HILL On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, April 22 to 24, the Redlands East Valley High School Engineering Club attended the annual Inland Solar Challenge. They created a sixteen foot powered […]
SpaceX Lands Reusable Rocket on Barge in Historic First
By AARON HILL On April 8 of this year, a historic first in space travel was achieved. The private space exploration company launched one of their Falcon 9 rockets for a delivery […]
