On February 21st, the first school day since President’s day, over one hundred Mayo High School students walked out at 12:00 noon to protest lax gun laws and continued gun violence in schools. Many wore orange to symbolize their support, and some held up signs bearing slogans such as “I HAVE THE R...

What: A blacklight mixer for all students! You can even bring friends from other schools (with prior approval)! When: Saturday, March 10th from 8-11 p.m.! Where: IN THE GYM! Dress Code: Casual white clothing (or fancy white clothing, you do you!) Tickets are $5 and will be sold Monday, March 5th through Thurs...

Many argue that celebrating Black History Month, or any kind of recognition for people of color, is only promoting segregation and racism. But in a world where people of color still face the challenges of living in a whitewashed world every day, Black History Month is precisely the sort of month we-...

“I thought MHS was our school,” says confused senior Garret Hanson; in fact, the initials symbolize the change the school is making from the National Honor Society (NHS) to the Mayo Honor Society (MHS). Even though there is a name change, the meaning and status has not changed at all. The Mayo...