The Argosy is Mount St. Dominic Academy’s student-produced school newspaper. Students from all grades are invited to serve as Argosy reporters, editors, photographers and designers.

• Published four times during each school year, the award-winning Argosy covers the latest news at the Mount and offers opinions and analysis of current events in the broader world.
• Argosy staffers can learn the craft of journalism, hone their writing and critical skills, develop their photography expertise and learn how to design a page layout–all while better getting to know their school.
• In recognition of its excellence, the Argosy received second place in the American Scholastic Press Association’s 2008 newspaper competition

Named for the treasure sought out, according to Greek mythology, by Jason and the Argonauts, the Golden Fleece is the Mount’s own literary treasure. An award-winning literary magazine that showcases poems, art, photography, short fiction and personal essays, Golden Fleece offers Mount students a place to put their creative talents on display, explore the issues of the day and provide new articulations of timeless themes.

• Those interested in becoming even more involved are welcomed to join the editorial staff which reviews submissions, designs the layout and determines the overall look and theme of each magazine.
• Contributions from all students welcomed
• The Golden Fleece received First Place with Special Merit from the American Scholastic Press Association in 2009.

The Mount named its yearbook “Lumen,” the Latin word for light, because we view our students as the light of the future and view our yearbook as a celebration of each and every one of our graduates. Released annually after commencement, Lumen is a record in words and photographs of the school year and has served as a chronicle of Mount St. Dominic Academy’s history. First published in 1938, we turn to Lumen to record all that has changed, recognize all that remains the same, remember who we were and rejoice in who we have become.

• Lumen staffers are responsible for conceptualizing the school’s largest publication, developing its theme and following that theme throughout.
• Lumen staffers learn about photography and photojournalism, graphic design and page layout.
• Staffers must be aware of all that happens during the school year and be able to assimilate new trends to provide an accurate account of contemporary times at the Mount.
• Lumen received first place in the American Scholastic Press Association 2008 yearbook competition.