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After years of delays, the Obama Presidential Center is about to begin construction. This month, following the completion of a number of federal and state reviews and the...

On January 20, the 21st Century Media class had the opportunity to meet with the staff of The Chicago Maroon, the independent student newspaper of the University of Chicago. ...

On Thursday, January 28, the Trimester 2 parent-teacher conference will be held via Zoom. From 1 to 6 p.m.. All teachers and administrators will be available to answer questions...

Mount Carmel’s Night of Champions will be take place on February 13, 2021. The celebration and fundraiser will be virtual this year, and one of the highlights of the event...

Since March of 2020, sales of cleaning supplies have skyrocketed due to the emergence of COVID-19. Some of the cleaning products that have been in the highest demand since...

Joseph R. Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States on January 20, 2021. After being inaugurated, he wasted no time in signing multiple executive orders. Biden...

A major problem in 2020, aside from the pandemic, was the ever-increasing gun violence that plagued our neighborhoods and communities. Chicago alone ended the year with...
When I started writing this article I had planned for it to be about the Georgia senate runoffs. However, the horrendous events of this past week in Washington D.C. are difficult...
March 4, 2021
All classes returned to remote instruction today, following the Early Dismissal Schedule. Classes will be remote through next week, with a planned return to in-person instruction...
March 3, 2021
The state mandated restrictions on large group gatherings has limited retreat opportunities this year, but today a group of seniors will travel to the Carmelite Spiritual...
March 2, 2021
Today is a dress down day for the Student Council Du Sable Museum fundraising effort, rescheduled from last Friday's remote learning. Students who donate $1 can wear MC spirit...

Football returns at Mount Carmel, after IHSA decides to open up high-risk sports in Illinois. Following this news, messages flew out from head coach Jordan Lynch that weightlifting...

Ever since the start of the 2020-2021 school year, the schedules for high school sports have been changed countless times. But following a special board meeting on January...

After last week's semi-final games, the final two contenders in Super Bowl LV are the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Both teams are being led by amazing...



Journalism is an important aspect of American culture, and newspapers that have stood the test of time...

During this pandemic, many have turned towards Netflix and Disney-plus for an escape from reality. Shows...

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that was founded back in 2009. It has made many people rich over the years...

Going to concerts is something people look forward to every year. The reason people love concerts is because they get to see their favorite music artist perform live and interact...

After falling into the new norm of social distancing and wearing masks for almost a year now, some of us may wonder if we'll ever get back to what the world was like before...

Fr.Peter Hinde, O.Carm, a Mount Carmel alum who was valedictorian of his class, died from COVID-19 complications on November 19, 2020, at the age of 97. In a remarkable life,...

The pandemic has increased the need for people with health care capabilities. The health field is on the front line when it comes to fighting COVID-19. Nurses are important...

After the pandemic hit, my mom, Dr. Shelley Young, got labeled as an essential worker. An essential worker is a position that requires people to work during the pandemic because...
- Kjirsten Martin: an essential tributeJanuary 13, 2021
- Kerry Maxey - 'born to make music'December 4, 2020

One of this year's new faculty, Mr. Patrick Swanson joined Mount Carmel last August as the computer science, biology and code gaming instructor. He also coaches freshman football. Swanson...


I have lived in Schererville, Indiana, since March of 2005. The town has a lot to offer, except at night, when there is little to do besides going to the diner or to Dunkin....

I come from a quiet area on 86th Street in the Avalon Park area, and since I have lived here my entire life, I can easily say it is very unremarkable. My immediate neighborhood...

Jackson Park is located between Lake Michigan and Stony Island on the east and west and between 56th street and 67th street to the north and south on the South Side of Chicago,...

Mount Carmel students travelling through the neighborhood may have encountered the Nuclear Energy sculpture by Henry Moore that occupies the place at the intersection of Ellis Avenue and 57th Street...