Each year, a multitude of high school seniors prepare themselves for a choice that will dictate the next several years of their lives- the college admissions decision. However, the black-and-white perception that most individuals have regarding the acceptance or denial to these universities may be completely mistaken. The American non-profit organization, College Board, and its relationship to colleges nationwide may be at the root of this issue. According to the article appe

Last Friday, two Riverview students took home first-place awards from the annual Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA) conference held at USF. Emma Richards won for her entry in the Instagram Reporting contest, and William Lorenzen for his Flash Fiction submission. Both contests were new categories added for this year’s conference and had over 60 schools competed in them. For her winning submission into the Instagram Reporting category, Richards was given an hour to cre

The Riverview High School Theater program will be showcasing the Tony Award-winning musical, In The Heights, written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegria Hudes. The story of a Hispanic community of Manhattan’s Washington Heights begins this Thursday. through Saturday with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. The tickets are $5 for students, and $8 for adults. The theater program has partnered with the JJ Lyon Guard Foundation to bring toys to kids in need in the Bahamas. Those bri

The boys’ varsity football team at Riverview High won the last game of the regular season against the Lennard Longhorns, finishing 28 – 21. Aside from being “a great team win,” head coach William Mosel named off various players who had exceptionally good games including Tyrique Thorton, Devin White, and Kadeem Robinson. Not described as an easy feat, the Sharks experienced a “tight ball game” yet played “really good,” with defense forcing six fumbles and an interception. Mose