By DORIAN NEIGHBORS “The Death and Life of Zebulon Finch” is a two-part series consisting of two volumes: “Volume One: At the Edge of Empire” and “Volume Two: Empire Decayed,” both by […]
Book review: “The Death and Life of Zebulon Finch” is a must-read for historical-fiction lovers
Are you getting enough sleep? Studies show, probably not; but here’s how you can
By ALEX PLASENCIA Let’s face it. At this day and age, it’s almost impossible to get a solid eight hours of sleep every night and if you do, you’re lucky. In fact, […]
OpenWorm digitizes worm brain
By WILLIE MALVEAUX OpenWorm is a project dedicated to making the world’s first virtual organism. Recently, the collective has successfully digitized a worm brain and transferred the brain into a small Lego […]
What the REV WAY means to you
By MIA DELMONICO Respect – “Respect to me means treating others how you want to be treated.” Daniel Jimena, Grade 11 Ethical – “Being ethical means standing up for what you believe […]
Grammys Recap: Who were the big winners?
By TATUM MAPES The 60th Annual Grammy Awards was jam-packed with energetic, heartbreaking and inspiring moments that will be talked about for years to come. Here are some highlights from Sunday night’s […]
Extension to Redlands Community Scholarship deadline shocks seniors
By VICTORIA CHUNG The Redlands Community Scholarship Foundation is a program that contributes over hundreds to thousands of dollars in scholarship money to qualified seniors from a large range of high schools […]
Redland’s Threshold Art Gallery: An Interview With Aeron Brown
By Madison Isaeff and W. Parker Luitwieler The Threshold Art Gallery is a new and flourishing art gallery in Downtown Redlands that has been attracting a large community of artists and admirers […]
LCAP: What it means and how it affects students
By DYLAN MIARS The Local Control and Accountability Plan is a critical part of California’s new Local Control Funding Formula. This new addition to California school districts is a measure that places […]
Citrus Valley Senior Dante Dullas Marches With the U.S. Army All-American Band
By JESSICA LOPEZ In January 2018, Citrus Valley senior Dante Dullas was given the opportunity to perform to a national audience in the United States All-American Marching Band. The band consisted of […]
Redlands Unified School District’s “Jumpstart2college” lets students take college classes for free
By MATTHEW KRISTOFFERSEN To the average high school junior, college is a possible pathway that can be very strenuous due to an near-impossible balance of football games, finals, college applications and activities. […]
