As clippers buzzed and hair fell to the floor, Mount Carmel students and staff came together on March 17th for a cause way bigger than themselves. The school’s annual St. Baldrick’s event, now in its ...

A record 128 colleges filled the Mount Carmel main gym during this year’s college fair on March 12, giving students a chance ...

What if the key to your future isn’t something you’re taught in a classroom but something you discover on your own? For Mount Carmel Alum Justin Shaifer ’12, known across social media and the STEM ...

Many students only see teachers in their classrooms. What they don’t see is the long process it takes to get there. Student teaching is the final step before becoming a certified teacher, similar to ...

Many students when choosing course  electives go for ones that are interesting to them but also provide valuable skills for the future. One such course at Mount Carmel High School is the Honors 21st ...

With a roster full of college commits and nearly two dozen seniors, Mount Carmel baseball enters the season with one goal in ...

What does it take to work one’s way from answering phones at a company to running part of a multibillion-dollar global business? For Mount Carmel alumnus Jack Molloy ’90, it has taken more than three ...

On most afternoons when classes end, Trevion Robinson does not head straight home to relax. Instead, he picks up his clippers and prepares for his next client. As a Mount Carmel High School senior and ...

It is unusual for a sports program to begin a season with only one player, but that is the position Mount Carmel Esports program finds itself in this spring. Esports is being led by new head coach Ms.

What started as a simple idea to recognize student leadership turned into a meaningful honor for one Mount Carmel junior. Aaron Hyler will receive the Henriette DeLille Award for Student Leadership at ...

When Sam Panayotovich ’07 packed his car and drove from Chicago to Las Vegas in 2018, he wasn’t chasing a guarantee. He was betting on himself. “I decided to, I guess, gamble. No pun intended,” he ...