Use social media to support action, not to perform
Mimi Huelster, Illustrator
July 3, 2020
Your social media platform should be just the beginning -- not the end -- of your work for social justice.
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.
It’s a pandemic; don’t worry about grades
Colin Will, Opinions Editor
May 27, 2020
Everyone seems to be handling the challenges of this pandemic differently. And that’s okay.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Honor social distancing protocols this summer
The Rubicon Staff
May 26, 2020
Although regulations have been made less restrictive it is important to continue social distancing and limit exposure to others as there is still a long road ahead.
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.
With Hope there will be a prom
Lizzie Kristal, The Rubicon
May 20, 2020
With proms canceled across the city, Hope Breakfast Bar offers a drive-in alternative May 22.
Film Club continues movie nights through Netflix Party
Lucy Benson, Rubicon
May 19, 2020
Film Club, known for their Friday night screenings of previously decided on movies, attempts to carry on movie nights through the Chrome extension Netflix Party.
Doctor explains how outside affects social distancing
Elizabeth Trevathan, Director of RubicOnline
May 17, 2020
Dr. John Hick, medical director for disaster preparedness at Hennepin Healthcare, said wearing masks is a crucial step to limiting the spread of coronavirus.
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.
Golf courses opened at a safe distance
Zekiah Juliusson, RubicOnline
May 16, 2020
Under state orders activities such as golf, boating and biking have been allowed to resume during quarantine.
Plan A to B to C: Chicago canceled, Rent canceled, pre-show traditions stay alive
Elle Chen, Production Manager
May 15, 2020
This Friday, May 15, would have been the Upper School Spring Musical’s opening night for "Chicago". But due to the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak, all "Chicago" performances have officially been canceled.
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 ...
