It seems that every year, every month, nearly every week there is some news channel or political leader declearing the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is dead or failure. But is it? Similar...

On February 26th, organizations around the nation celebrate Student Press Freedom Day, which champions journalistic rights for students writing for high school and college publications. This year, the...

Juniors, if you’re like me you probably took AP Statistics and upon reaching the end of  the class realized you’d like to do more with statistics in the future. But upon that realization it is even...

Most of us, whether unfortunate or not, have heard "6-7" walking the halls of MHS or just everywhere constantly. It has brought us to the point where fast food restaurants like Wendy's are doing a 67¢...

From September 15 to October 15, the United States observes Hispanic Heritage Month, a time dedicated to celebrating the rich histories, diverse cultures, and lasting contributions of Hispanic and Latino...

Each year, High School Juniors around the nation take the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (more commonly known as the PSAT/NMSQT) to hedge their chances at massive scholarships...

Before summer 2025, Governor Mike DeWine signed off on Bill 250. However, with the MHS school year starting up, we now have a better idea of what this looks like at Mentor. So let’s dive into everything...

It’s not all men who are to blame, but the under-representation of women in STEM is the result of male-dominated systems that have historically excluded or overlooked women’s contributions. Due to...

You hear a distant train rumble. Ashen veils of clouds have been brewing all day, finally deciding to release their thrust of rain during the evening. The wind has picked up, but the sound of the storm...

History The Bill of Rights was not initially in the Constitution, but Anti-Federalists thought that more individual rights needed to be stated so that way they could not be taken away. Before America...

As the nation grapples with changing immigration policies, one executive order by President Donald Trump is stirring deep constitutional and ethical concerns. The Fourteenth Amendment states that all those...

I am what some would call a news junkie—I consume news almost constantly. I read NPR (National Public Radio) every single day and the New Yorker once a week. Additionally, I regularly engage with scholarly...