Over 238 million people in the United States scroll through social media, often unaware of the harmful content the many platforms possess. Chris Didier,...
Who decides who is remembered and who is forgotten after death? All cultures around the world depend on both men and women, yet the achievements and contributions...
Tonight at 6 p.m. marks the second time the Roseville Joint Union School District Board will officially discuss the controversial parental notification...
Hiba Hamdan is thankful her little two year old niece, who is in the West Bank, is safe. She checks in on her everyday through phone calls. Recently, the...
Throughout history, discrimination has been prominent in nearly every country with diverse groups. In 2020, America experienced some of the largest protests...
A single shoe flies at you through the corner of your eye when you see your grade on your last math test. You got a B! How disgraceful! Your mother is...
Granite Bay High School is one of the only schools in Roseville Joint Union High School District other than Oakmont to offer the International Baccalaureate...
In just about every generic coming of age story, the high school protagonist embarks on the job search with admirable gusto.
The appeals, most notably...
On Mar. 31st, over 120 students, parents and community members called for support for LGBTQ+ students by gathering in protest outside of the Roseville...
Scott Braly: Biology and Fish & Wildlife
Scott Braly worked in the U.S. Forest Service as a whitewater rafting guide and later as an Alaskan Fishing...
After writing down their expenses, his friend experienced quite a big reality check. Gerald Law, formally known as Gerald Hifner and the Principles of...
Tao’s Hotpot & Shabu began soft openings in January in the Folsom area and caused quite a stir in the Asian community. As the only Hotpot restaurant...
Hanukkah, a holiday celebrated by the Jewish people of our community, has just ended. The Festival of Light reunites family and friends for multiple days...
