Students return to campus after unexpected delays
A 17-day campus-wide shut down ended on Sept. 14, when students returned to in-person learning.
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Celebrating Women, Girls in science
In an effort to address gender inequalities women face going into STEM fields, global organizations recognize today as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
Read moreDIY: Dipping Into Sweet Valentine Strawberries
DIY a quick and easy chocolate-covered strawberry treat for a special Valentine.
Read moreRenaissance Starts Memorial project
Renaissance started a memorial where students can add personal tributes to those lost during the pandemic.
Read moreCalifornia Scholarship Federation springs into second semester
CSF has launched its spring application period, through February 12.
Read moreNetflix’s ‘Enola Holmes’ explores finding self
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Netflix is currently streaming a successful, entertaining movie adaptation of the Enola Holmes book series, in which the main character, sister to famous crime-solver Sherlock Holmes, does some sleuthing of her own.
Read moreRenaissance shares ‘You Are Loved’ message
Renaissance is selling “You Are Loved” t-shirts on Friday, Oct. 9 from 1-3:00 p.m. to send a message to students who may be suffering from depression.
Read moreCSF makes history with new criteria
As the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) Club begins the school year, a new criterion for entrance has been implemented due to the option of pass-fail grades last semester.
Read moreScott calls all ‘ragers’ but lacks rage-worthiness
CAITLIN MAUNG, Entertainment Editor Rapper Travis Scott recently announced a collaboration with the iconic fast-food chain, McDonald’s, in offering his own combo meal at restaurants and merchandise on his web site, but other than inspiring some hilarious memes and fun merchandise, the venture lacked creativity. Grammy-nominated artist Travis Scott teamed up with the fast-food giant to release a special sandwich
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