Now that school is back in order, it's time for Homecoming! Are you waiting to see what's in store? Don't worry, you don't have to anymore! This is going to be one of the most packed weekends of the year,...

          Before the first ray of the sun shone through the pearly eastern clouds, the Class of 2026 strode in groups into the high school soccer field, chatting with their friends, and in...

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...

Mentor High School has a yearly tradition of playing a fundraiser soccer game we call "Kick for the Cure." Girls soccer coach Mr. Skilton explained that the games raise money for those who are battling...

The Mentor Cardinals football team kept its perfect season alive last Friday night, defeating the St. Ignatius Wildcats 35–21 in front of a packed crowd. From the opening kickoff, Mentor set the tone...

Here at MHS, final exams are right around the corner, signaling the close of the 2024–25 school year from Wednesday, May 28, to Friday, May 30. Depending on your academic performance throughout the year,...

New York City is a towering metropolis known for making and fulfilling dreams. Expansive and diverse, New York City is a hub for tourism, finance, and innovation, always staying at the forefront of progress. ...

Mentor High School's 2025 Spring Musical, "9 to 5," ran from April 9th to the 13th. The cast members worked immensely hard on this project since November. The cast consisted of students from all grades...

This spring, Mentor's Model United Nations (MUN) team tackled three conferences in the conclusion of a successful season. From addressing pressing international issues to honing public speaking and diplomacy...

Women are overtly disadvantaged in STEM fields because of persistent stereotypes labeling them as unfit for the field. Simultaneously, men are boxed into notably narrow definitions of what it means to...

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...