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As the sun sets and the Friday night lights begin, students can feel the energy of an undefeated season. They can also hear Stang Gang erupting into a chant, only the...
Before and after school, at tumbling practice and at games, Abbey Gradle, head cheer coach, works with her teams to improve. Last school year, the team added more time to their practice schedule, as she...
Last year, a week after the end of the school year, Stone Burke, junior, headed to the track and field State Championships. However, next year due to the House Bill 604, which passed on July 11, Burke...
The girls tennis team and the MHS chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) are hoping to serve an ace this weekend at their co-organized fundraiser, Swing for Change.
For $15,...
So, It’s official. Major League Soccer (MLS) is coming to St. Louis in 2022. This comes after years and years of applications, elections and even a castigation of the project by former Governor Eric...
When Abby Kaber, junior, was 11, she was at the peak of her gymnastics career. She competed floor, bar, vault and beam for Olympiad Chesterfield. She even scored a top score on her floor routine and...
The end of the 2018 Mustang football season left a lot of questions in the minds of fans. With departures from key players such as Kyle Mill and Blake Fischer, Class of 2019, among many others, including...
![Senior Amanda Eshelman [Anisha Jarang on the left] participated in Perry Initiative Program at WashU in which they hosted a series of events encouraging girls to pursue careers in Orthopedic Medicine and Engineering which is a profession that is only 6% women. Eshelman said this program inspires her to combine her interest in healthcare and computer science. She said was amazed at the process of using technology in orthopedic surgery to place screws and visualize joint replacements.](https://marquettemessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/IMG-3980-300x402.jpg)
