Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle In an age of packed schedules, AP classes and constant comparison on social media, students are navigating more than just academics at school. As conversations around student mental health grow louder, a new Ohio proposal aims to legitimize something many students already quietly need. A day to step back. Ohio…
Maria Ataya | The Chronicle With the rise of social media platforms, many book-lovers have found an outlet to review, discuss and recommend books. For Mason High School students #BookTok, a niche sector of TikTok, is a place to find new novels and connect with friends. While many of these books and series were popular…
Libby Pullen | The Chronicle For the first time since 2021, the Mason High School (MHS) girls varsity soccer team defeated Oak Hills on Thursday, September 18th, securing a 3–0 victory that kept the Comets undefeated in conference play and put them back in control of the Greater Miami Conference (GMC) title. It was senior…
Sololiya Ebba | The Chronicle The boys are back. On Friday, September 12, the Mason High School (MHS) football team secured a hard-fought 24-14 victory over the Oak Hills Highlanders, lifting their record to 2-2. For the Comets, the win marked another step forward in rewriting a disappointing start to the season. After dropping their…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Movie Review 5 stars Project Hail Mary has made its way to theaters, earning about $141 million globally in its opening weekend. From the moment the film begins, it pulls you into a visually stunning story that balances massive, life-or-death stakes with deeply emotional storytelling. Gosling delivers one of his…
Ruhi Kaneria | The ChronicleMaria Ataya | The Chronicle The Mason community finally got a slice of premium shopping with the opening of the Dorothy Lane Market (DLM). The DLM store debuted on August 20, 2025, as the fourth and largest DLM location in Southwest Ohio. Shoppers were captivated by selections ranging from an Italian-style…
Katie Samol | The Chronicle No sparkly dresses, no formal shoes, no Snow Ball. For the first time in four years, Mason High School (MHS) is scrapping its winter dance and replacing it with the Winter Chill Out social. Organized by the MHS Student Government (StuGo), the new social will be held at Mason Middle…
Maria Ataya | The Chronicle With every kick, turn and flip, Alex Hodges and Tighe Albers are doing more than just dancing; they are breaking stereotypes. Overcoming assumptions of what a dancer looks like, these two juniors provide the Mason High School (MHS) dance team with unique skills and energy. Albers is currently competing as…
Libby Pullen | The Chronicle Countless medals, endless cheers and personalized highlight reels. Being a student-athlete often looks like a dream from the outside. But behind the constant praise lies late nights, early mornings, endless practices and the constant pressure to perform. Characterized by physical and emotional exhaustion as well as a loss of motivation,…
