Local author speaks on writing, mental health, and more during library visit

By Abbey Pour and Nicholas Wynn On March 16, local author Kristen Simmons visited McNicholas to speak to students on her experiences with writing, her work in psychology as a mental health therapist, and her new novel, Pacifica. “[Writing] is just something you do…. I wanted to write and loved writing, it felt like something … More Local author speaks on writing, mental health, and more during library visit

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Rockets reveal their hidden talents

By Isabella Daley Students and teachers at McNick are commonly recognized for their dedication to their school work, perseverance in athletics, or commitment to various school activities.  However, many Rockets are as proud of their quirky talents and abilities as they are of the skills they use each day.  Here are some members of the … More Rockets reveal their hidden talents

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McNicholas to present in Downtown Stations of the Cross event

By Isabella Daley Several McNicholas students and staff members will present the station “Jesus Carries His Cross” as part of the Way of the Cross for Justice event on Good Friday, March 30. This event will begin at noon at Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati, and will end at about 2 p.m. with a procession … More McNicholas to present in Downtown Stations of the Cross event

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You need to know: Syrian civil war costs civilian lives

By Erica Gumbert Syria has been involved in a seven-year civil war that has claimed the lives of over 400,000, according to the United Nations. Despite these grueling facts, many news teams are not keeping the American public informed on what has been taking place, until recently. This past Monday, March 5, almost 100 civilians, … More You need to know: Syrian civil war costs civilian lives

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