Author: Vinny Ramundo

Vinny Ramundo is a member of the McNicholas Class of 2019. He was a part of the Milestone staff for two years, including one as co-editor. He was the president of Rockets for Life and a peer mentor his senior yer. He was also a member of the baseball team, Student Council, The McNick Minute Podcast, Service Club, and Student Philanthropy. He participated in Soaring Valor, was a Kairos Rector, and was a member of two Appalachian service trips. Vinny will continue to study Journalism and Political Science at Ohio University.

Schools convene for videoconference with Archbishop

February 4, 2019

On Monday, Jan. 28, seven McNicholas seniors took part in the annual Catholic School’s Week videoconference. Students from more than a dozen Archdiocese of Cincinnati high schools joined together via videoconference with prepared questions for Archbishop Dennis Schnurr. Susan Gibbons flanked Schnurr in the livestream at Elder High School. The Archbishop began the conference with … More Schools convene for videoconference with Archbishop

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Rocket Roundtable: America faces pressing issues in 2019

January 28, 2019

As the sun set on 2018 and rose on 2019, America unfortunately did not solve all its issues overnight. In this edition of ‘Rocket Roundtable’, members of the McNicholas community discuss their opinions on what they consider the most pressing issues facing America in this new year. With President Trump entering the back half of … More Rocket Roundtable: America faces pressing issues in 2019

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Pro-Life is pro-science: Students refuse to conform to culture of indifference

January 22, 2019

The 2019 March for Life’s theme was Unique from Day One: Pro-Life is Pro-Science. This centered conversation at the 46th installment of the largest annual human rights demonstration on the undeniable scientific evidence that the pro-life case stands on. In this age where medical technology is making exponential advances right before our eyes, it is … More Pro-Life is pro-science: Students refuse to conform to culture of indifference

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School software system update: Spotify blocked

January 11, 2019

Upon returning to McNick for second semester classes, students discovered that Spotify, a popular music and podcast streaming platform, had become inaccessible with school internet. Director of Technology, Andy Ey, has been fielding questions from both students and faculty/staff regarding the change. According to Ey, there was no actual change in existing policy. Instead it … More School software system update: Spotify blocked