Grace Ai | The Chronicle Yet again, the Chinese New Year, also referred to as the Spring Festival, rolls around in the eastern hemisphere, skies full of colorful lights and lingering smoke from lit crackers and cooking food. With red envelopes full of cash from relatives and neighbors stuffed in the pockets of children and…
Girls Finish Runner-Up; Boys Earn Program-Best Third Information provided by Mason Sports Information and Mason Swimming and Diving Mason Swimming & Diving delivered a historic performance this past weekend at the OHSAA State Championships in Canton, capping off an extraordinary season with one of the most successful state meets in program history. The Mason girls’…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) juniors and seniors will celebrate prom a little closer to home this spring, with the annual celebration relocating to a new venue. After years of hosting the dance at the Roberts Centre in Wilmington, the event has officially been moved to the Manor House in Mason,…
Mason students, staff unite to defend identity and history amidst shifting national policies Sololiya Ebba | Managing Editor | The Chronicle History, by simple definition, records the people, events and ideas that have shaped society over time. The way those histories are taught and preserved plays a pivotal role in how individuals understand and interact…
Hudson Pitcock | The Chronicle Album Review 4 Stars The popular American rapper Don Toliver released his fifth studio album near the end of January and it quickly reached the No. 1 spot on Billboard 200 within just two weeks of its release. Being his first top-charting album, Octane has not only appealed to his…
Aybika Kamil | Managing Editor | The Chronicle Ohio’s student-athletes may soon lose the ability to profit from name, image and likeness (NIL). Proposed on Jan. 29, 2026, by Ohio Representatives Adam Bird and Mike Odioso, House Bill 661 (HB 661) aims to ban NIL for student-athletes from grades seven through 12. Cosponsored by 13…
Michelle Zuo | The Chronicle From painting to dancing, Mason High School students are constantly finding new ways to express themselves through art. Many students begin their artistic journeys via classes, but MHS junior Ojas Parekh started with one sheet of paper. At age six, Ojas began learning origami with his father from books and…
Matluba Eshonkulova | The Chronicle Nostalgia has a way of resurfacing in the smallest details: fleeting sounds, passing trends and moments once taken for granted. At Mason High School (MHS), students are reflecting on the year that shaped those memories: 2016.
