To Commit or Not to Commit? Class of ‘22 College Commit Interviews
Hundreds of student-athletes commit to universities before the final college decision date on May 1st.
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Shattering the Glass: The NBA Races to a Record-breaking Season in 2022
Sports fans are watching the boards as they see new players surpass basketball records that
The Vandalism at RHS: What Does It Mean?
Earlier this year, RHS students, staff, and other members of the Ridgewood community discovered that
Bagelicious Reopens in Ridgewood
If you’re a fan of bagels (as many of us at RHS are), you’ll be
Should We Have Days Off For Hanukkah? Some Students Say Yes.
The eight day long Jewish festival of Hanukkah recently passed. At Ridgewood High School, we
Educate to Eradicate: AAPI Hate
In light of Covid-19, Asian American communities have faced an uptick in violence, as they
What Does Veterans Day Mean to RHS?
On Thursday, November 11th, we celebrated Veterans Day in the United States. Americans across the
Stigma Free: Interview With Audrey Shin
During the pandemic, a lot of Ridgewood High School students began to feel the impact
Ridgewood Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team Crowned County Champions
Only 27 years in the making, but no less exciting, was the Ridgewood Girls’ Varsity
Jon Gruden’s Racist Remarks To Resignation
On October 11th, Jon Gruden resigned from his job as the head coach of the