Class of 2020 gradates on lawn, in Huss
June 20, 2020
The virtual plan was replaced with an outdoor one when COVID-19 restrictions loosened, but the rain sent the Class of 2020 inside mid-ceremony.
College Board sued over digital AP exam glitches
Lara Cayci, Aureus Editor-in-Chief
May 28, 2020
College Board is currently receiving heavy backlash from their technological problems during their annual AP exams.
Delgado announces senior celebrations
News in Brief
May 26, 2020
Senior events will run June 1-20 and follow the current department of health regulations.
Students and faculty go mad for May Madness
Lynn Reynolds, RubicOnline
May 25, 2020
As a tribute to school spirit, students participated in May Madness this past month sending in photos of themselves performing fun activities to keep their class in the lead and possibly win a hilarious reward.
MN State Fair cancelled amid coronavirus pandemic: “It’s the only decision.”
Nikolas Liepins, Contributor
May 22, 2020
The Minnesota State Fair will not be held in the year 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 mutations strengthen the threat but help respond to the virus
Charlie Johnson, The Rubicon
May 22, 2020
As the Covid-19 virus circulates through the world, many are left wondering when this will all be over and people can return to their normal lives. Covid-19 is still very new and the long term effects of the virus are still unknown, this has become a point of uncertainty for millions across the globe....
Correctional facilities struggle to keep inmates safe from COVID-19
May 21, 2020
As the spread of COVID-19 has permeated virtually every aspect of life, there is one place where it seems, without mitigation, the influx of the virus is inevitable: prisons. Housed in close quarters, and exposed to others, not only in cells, but also in showers and cafeterias, and through the use of...
Little Free Libraries converted to food banks during pandemic
Catherine Hooley, RubicOnline
May 17, 2020
Little Free Libraries around the Twin Cities are being turned into food banks for people who need supplies during the pandemic.
Graduation plan released by administration
Thomas Reinhart, RubicOnline
May 15, 2020
Commencement had to be imagined, then reimagined as state orders announce new limitations. Head of School Bryn Roberts shared a plan May 14.
Few local businesses in the Twin Cities are surviving the pandemic
Tana Ososki, RubicOnline
May 15, 2020
Because so many businesses are struggling it is super important for anyone who is planning on getting take out or buying other things, to try their best to buy from local shops.
Minnesota businesses slowly reopening
Eloise Duncan, The Rubicon Editor
May 15, 2020
Under Executive Order 20-48, signed by Gov. Tim Walz on Apr. 30, workers in non-customer facing office and industrial settings are now allowed to go back to work, and customer facing businesses are continued to be allowed to do curbside pick-up, delivery, and walk-in for essential stores. Students have ...
Junior class distanced lunch meeting cancelled due to absences
Jonas Bray, RubicOnline
May 14, 2020
On May 11, there was a scheduled time for the junior class to meet and have lunch together, but it was canceled due to a lack of interest from the students.
