“Friendsgiving” is a relatively young invention, but it’s already become a cultural escape hatch. Instead of squeezing around a table with relatives you see twice a year and argue with three times...

With the increase in polarization in recent years, there have been massive leaps in interest in politics, especially in those too young to vote. This interest has been seen in social media posts, t-shirts...

Editor’s note: The following story was created as an entry for the FSPA Digital Quick Turn Written Commentary contest.  Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R) administration has rejected the introduction of a new...

As November approaches, so do the midterm elections and with many students at Robinson eligible to vote, one race will have a more profound impact on the lives of Robinson students. United States Senator...

For many students, the Bright Futures Scholarship Program is a reliable financial resource, often encouraging instate attendance to Florida public universities. "Bright Futures is great. My family relies...

As the president's fateful end of term draws nearer, a question is growing for the Republican Party: what now? For the past four years, the party has slowly abandoned the use of platform and policy,...

Editor's note: this episode of Knight Mic was filmed prior to Nov. 3, Election Day. The first episode of Knight Mic is here, a comical addition to RHSToday. These entertaining videos will explore the...

Snapshots from Nov. 3 as voters took safety precautions while making intense decisions for this year's election. The presidential election has changed drastically amidst the pandemic both in the voting...

As the election gets closer, there are more and more implications and encouragement regarding voting. Despite Trump and Biden taking the spotlight as candidates, third parties still reign a force that...