With the ability to freely access information and instantly connect with others from around the globe, social media platforms such as Instagram and Youtube give newer generations...

This year has been flying by; as you read this, it’s already February and I am well into my last semester of high school. I feel as though the end is simultaneously coming...

On Dec. 1, the Mililani community held their 33rd annual holiday parade. The parade featured over 1,500 marchers, comprising of groups such as the MHS Marching Band and Color...

In today’s society, many high school students work for various purposes; some want to get a headstart on their college funding while others are looking for an opportunity...

Starting out as pineapple fields owned by Castle & Cooke, Mililani Town has since grown in its 50 years as a community. Mililani was originally meant to provide an affordable...

MHS Math teacher Jed Uson and Agriculture teacher Matthew Calica met at James Campbell High School six years ago. Having a passion for martial arts, they started a successful...

This fall, Seniors Miriam Morgan and Angel Parker are making their first attempt at directing a theatrical show. It’s an opportunity provided by the Central Theater Arts...

On Oct. 31, the International Thespian Society (ITS) hosted their Storybook Theatre event at the Mililani Public Library. The purpose of the event was to read and act out...

On Oct. 20, the Friends of Mililani Public Library (FOMPL) celebrated their 30th anniversary at the Mililani Public Library. First organized in October 1988, the organization...

    From Sept. 28 to 30, MHS students, alongside students from Kapolei, Kaimuki, Radford, Castle and Kalani High School performed “Rent, School Edition” at the Pearl...

On Dec. 6, Senior quarterback Dillon Gabriel was announced as the Hawai’i recipient of the Gatorade Player of the Year Award. The Gatorade Player of the Year Award is an...

   On December 5, the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics team, with the help of volunteers from VEX Robotics, National Honor Society,...

Ranked as the no. 1 public school in Hawai’i in 2018 by U.S. News, MHS excels as one of the top schools in the state. MHS offers various Advanced Placement (AP) courses,...

On Nov. 10, Seniors Tyler Birchard, Jimmie DiGiacinto, Riley Kennicott, Ava Lowell, Juniors Trey Amrich, Anthony Bragg, Kobe Uyeda and Sophomore Shane Parslow placed first...

On Nov. 3 the MHS varsity cheer team placed first and won the OIA championships with a score of 509.75. On Nov. 17 they placed second in states with a score of 511, with Moanalua...

On Nov. 14, 2018, student athletes across Hawai’i put their futures into print at the Education-1st 2019 Hawaii State National Letter of Intent Signing Day. The event took...

Since she was a child, MHS Social Studies teacher Amy Boehning has been living with dyslexia. Dyslexia is a learning disorder that makes it difficult for one to read or interpret...

     On Oct. 27, the Hawai’i High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) cross-country state championships was held at Patsy T. Mink Central O’ahu Regional Park. The students...

     On Oct. 20,  the Oahu Interscholastic Association (OIA) Varsity Cross Country Championships was held at the Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park. Students from...

     On Sept. 25, MHS held its third annual “Fall Pops” concert. This concert is the first of the school year to bring together the different sections of the music...