Grace Ai | The Chronicle After the successes of Mamma Mia last spring, Mason High School (MHS) Drama Club is returning to the stage with its production of the Broadway musical Hadestown. MHS will be among the first high schools in the nation to perform the eight-time Tony award-winning musical. Composed and written by Anais Mitchell, the musical Hadestown first […]
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Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) seniors planning to attend the University of Cincinnati (UC) next year remain committed to enrolling despite the protests on campus. The university, along with other colleges nationwide, has felt the impact from the official termination of government-mandated diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, leading to increased activism on campus. Julia Leenellett, […]
Read moreEmily Kemper | The Chronicle The Outreach Program for Soccer (TOPSoccer) aims to provide individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities the opportunity to participate in a team sport. By using their knowledge of sign language, students in the Mason High School (MHS) American Sign Language Honor Society (ASL Honor Society) are helping support this goal of allowing people of all […]
Read moreAkshay Vadlamani | The Chronicle There is an emerging trend at Mason High School (MHS) that challenges traditional educational timelines. Students are increasingly finding unique pathways to complete their high school education, breaking away from the conventional four-year model and charting their own academic journeys. For some students, early graduation is not just an option — it is a strategic […]
Read moreSololiya Ebba | The Chronicle Tyler Rini was just nine years old when he picked up his first pack of baseball cards at Target. He was not expecting much, but inside was a signed card, a rare pull that would spark a life-long passion. At the time, collecting was just a casual interest, but when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in […]
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Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Mason High School’s Philharmonic, Honors Symphony, and Chamber Orchestras were invited to perform at the National Band & Orchestra Festival at Carnegie Hall on April 1, 2025. This prestigious opportunity showcases the dedication and musical excellence of the program, marking a milestone for students and teachers. The orchestras traveled to New York City from March […]
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Libby Pullen | The Chronicle This season marks the end of an unforgettable chapter for the Mason High School (MHS) Girls Varsity Softball team. After years of dedication, leadership and success, all three varsity coaches — Liann Muff, Dave Bell and Jenny Meyer — have announced they will be stepping down after this season. While the team remains focused on […]
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Read moreAllie Keim | The Chronicle Are you interested in self help, celebrity culture, movies, mental health or personal finance? Well, there is a podcast for you. From the Joe Rogan Experience to The Mel Robbins Podcast to Call Her Daddy, the podcast industry offers all individuals a platform based on their interests. As the media market has changed, so has […]
Read moreKatie Samol | The Chronicle The other day when I received my order from Starbucks, for the first time ever, I noticed a handwritten note on my brown bag. “Have an awesome day,” the note read. This made me smile. Did an employee simply decide to do that? Or was there a deeper reason? Starbucks is bringing back handwritten names […]
Read moreSololiya Ebba | The Chronicle “This is not the time to shut down the diversity of voices,” said 17-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer and songwriter Alicia Keys, in her Dr. Dre Global Impact Award acceptance speech. Keys will be remembered as the first woman to receive this honor since the awards’ introduction six years ago. However, when the cameras flashed and […]
Read moreStaff Ed The infamous Super Bowl halftime show gathers around 65,000 people on average every year, whereas the average concert attendance is 6,000 to 20,000. It is no secret that artists who perform there gain massive publicity and are widely watched, not only by the thousands of people in the stadium, but the millions watching from their couches as well. […]
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Aybika Kamil | The Chronicle One shot. That is all the Mason High School (MHS) Comet Skippers have at the 2025 US National Team Trials. Hosted by the American Jump Rope Federation (AJRF), jumpers across the country vie for a chance to be on the US National Jump Rope Team. The jumpers then move on to compete in Kawasaki, Japan […]
Read moreSololiya Ebba | The Chronicle In February, America celebrates Black History Month, honoring the achievements and contributions of African Americans. From the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) to the National Football League (NFL), Black athletes have played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of sports. Black history is embedded in sports history. During the era of segregation, African Americans […]
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Olivia Zellner | The Chronicle The 2025 competitive cheerleading season held many unexpected twists for the Mason High School (MHS) cheerleading team, ending their competition season traveling to Orlando Flordia for their first trip to Nationals in program history. After facing numerous injuries, mental blocks and the relentless pressure of competing on the national stage, the MHS competitive cheerleading team […]
Read moreJack Mendelsohn | The Chronicle After an undefeated regular season, the Mason Academic Team secured its fourth consecutive Greater Miami Conference (GMC) championship. With a streak of excellence showing no signs of stalling, the team has established itself as an academic powerhouse in the GMC. However, the Comets have shifted their focus to making a regional championship run. The Ohio […]
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Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle In Mason, there are so many different activities, clubs and groups, with a wide variety of people, ages and talent levels. Sports communities like football, basketball and dance are recognized not only throughout Mason High School (MHS) but the city of Mason as a whole. When many people think about Mason, they think about how […]
Read moreAllie Keim | The Chronicle With items for sale including baked goods, apparel, 3D printings, woodwork, jewelry and more, the first annual Mason Maker Market provided a space for student talents to shine. On February 22, 2025, Mason High School (MHS) held its first Mason Makers Market in the Dream Center. The event was held to highlight small student businesses […]
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