Covid has definitely made it a challenge to learn new things. Personally, I’ve experienced Wi-Fi shutting off, apps randomly closing, and my laptop randomly restarting. Art students have especially had...

Most of the world has been locked inside our houses for almost a year, and quarantine has made us forget how beautiful the outside world is. Personally, I’ve forgotten how sunsets feel, how sweet flowers...

Since the beginning of time, art has told stories of struggle and pain with vivid paint strokes, camera clicks, and music notes. As we begin the month of March, let’s take a look back at the ways women...

This past month, I've highlighted the hard-working members of Footlighters and how they have adapted to this new method of learning. This month, I'm highlighting individual cast members and interviewing...

The Lance Staff is now accepting submissions for poetry, creative non-fiction, fiction, and art pieces for the 2020 edition of Mercy's literary magazine The Lance. Throughout the next few weeks, we will...

Senior Makaela Tracey has been writing in her free time for many years, using it to find her voice and tell her story and the stories of others, especially when it comes to social justice. Starting back...

On the weekend of October 25, Mercy’s Footlighters put on a modern take on the 1987 classic Steel Magnolias, a play that follows a group of six women— Truvy, M’Lynn, Shelby, Annelle, Ouiser, and...

As a writer, you sometimes hit a point. Face flat against the desk, hair splayed, eyes screwed shut as you rack your brain for just one more idea. I know I've been in this prompt purgatory one too many...

Hosted by Mercy High School on May 2nd and organized by senior Kristin Rekus, who’s art was also featured in the show, the Things Unseen art show displayed a number of pieces that have been submitted...