In 2015, the MHS Carnival returned to the community for the first time in 20 years. Since then, it has become an annual event with this year’s carnival marking its fourth...

Mililani Uka Elementary School has recently been designated a Blue Ribbon School for the 2018 school year. The Blue Ribbon Schools Program is meant to recognize public and...

From a young age, Class of ‘92 alumnus and Multimedia Production Manager at Hawai’i Public Radio (HPR) Jason Taglianetti has been interested in sound and recording. This...

  Senior Min-Hua “Cindy” Tsou developed a love for science at a young age. Since then, she has participated in many extracurricular activities ranging from Science...

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...

     On Feb. 22 math teacher Jed Uson organized and instructed the first class for self-defense jiu-jitsu in the wrestling room. The class was open to all the teachers...

From Feb. 25 to 27, club members of SkillsUSA, Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) and Family, Career and Community...

     From Feb. 17 to Mar. 2, several students from Okinawa got the chance to come to Hawai’i as part of an exchange program through the Hawaii United Okinawa Association...

    On Sat. Feb. 23, MHS worked alongside the Hawai’i Council For The Humanitites (HCH) to host the annual Central District History Day. Students from MHS, Waialua...

Throughout his years in high school, Senior Ryan Castillo has had a love for aviation and science. He has spent all four of his years at MHS in Junior Reserve Officers’...

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...