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Riverdale grad helps improve body armor for the US Army
Thanks in part to one Riverdale graduate, future American soldiers will be better protected in combat by stronger and lighter body armor. Read more...
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Warriors’ player discovered love of chess at Riverdale Grade School
The Warriors’ Klay Thompson has a long-time love of chess. In fact, his fascination with the game started with a 7th-grade chess elective at Riverdale Grade School.
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Recent grad chosen as UCSC Doris Duke Scholar
Becca Lumbantobing, class of 2017, was one of only 20 students recently accepted into the University of California-Santa Cruz Doris Duke Scholars Program. Learn more about this achievement.
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Guy Eroh earns distinctive national award
Riverdale graduate Guy Eroh, class of 2015, has just been named a recipient of the Goldwater Scholarship – one of the oldest and most prestigious national scholarships in the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics.
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Samara Haver, class of 2006, studies underwater soundscapes
A Ph.D. student at Oregon State University, she studies the collection of all sounds in an underwater area, at twelve different locations, including national parks and national marine sanctuaries, to better protect species and habitats sensitive to noise.
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Scott Van Bergen (class of 2010) shows sculpture in PSU show
Our high school art teacher, David Schell, recently ran into alumnus Scott Van Bergen, class of 2010, at an art opening, in which he is showing a sculpture.
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Yonah Barany performs in university production of 'The Beggar's Opera'
Barany portrayed the central role of Lockit, the corrupt jailer of Newgate Prison.
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Eleanor Van Buren, class of 2013, talks college sports and embassy internship
Eleanor Van Buren, Riverdale High School class of 2013, is featured in an Oberlin College Athletic Department video.
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Yonah Barany, class of 2014, earned first place at state music competition
Yonah Barany, Riverdale High School class of 2014, earned first-place honors in the sophomore men's division at the recent Wisconsin chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition.
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Katherine Donaldson, class of 2008, named a 2016 ALA Emerging Leader
This leadership development program selects no more than 50 newer library workers each year.
