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[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Swim with Trojans captain Rishi Bhargava

Rita Li, Creative Design Manager • February 15, 2024

Bhargava takes a Go-Pro underwater to demonstrate what it's like to be a Trojan.

Murad and Bhargava cultivate sustainability through a greenhouse

McKinley Garner, The Rubicon • December 21, 2023

The greenhouse utilizes a system that allows plants to grow without added water or sunlight.

Baker recognized with Seagate Excellence in Science Mentoring Award

Johanna Pierach, The Rubicon • May 1, 2023

Award recipients receive a trophy, Seagate hard drive and two cash prizes of $1,000 each.

STC enhances role in the community

Rita Li, RubicOnline • April 7, 2023

The Student Technology Committee has worked on multiple projects this year to educate and inform students.

Scientists find success at Twin Cities Science Fair

Nelson Wodarz, RubicOnline • March 13, 2023

A number of students will move on to spring competitions, beginning with state on Mar. 24.

STEM projects grow from curiosity

Orion Kim, The Rubicon • December 7, 2022

Students in Advanced Topics and Advanced Science Research explore the vast realm of science through projects they are passionate about.

Bhargava and Reedy launch Plant3d

Henry Burkhardt, RubicOnline • March 9, 2022

With the help of sophomore Ford Reedy, sophomore Rishi Bhargava has turned his business dreams into realities.

Trojans swim through adversity

Annie Bai, The Rubicon • January 25, 2022

As the Trojan Swim team’s season begins, they find themselves yet again with a different coach for the third season in a row.

Managers play a large role in team improvement and spirit

Claire Kim, The Rubicon • November 8, 2021

Behind the scenes of many sports teams are managers, who help members and coaches focus on their performance by organizing and bringing team spirit.

It’s always a good time; nothing can stop Trojan Swim and Dive

Orion Kim, Staff Writer • February 25, 2021

One of the COVID-19 protocols is that students must compete at their own pool, and face off against their opponents virtually.

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