Theology teacher Teresa Davis welcomed Sister Janet Roesener to her theology classes at McNicholas on Nov. 8. Davis’s students sat with Sister Janet and asked questions about the religious life, her daily life, and her time at McNick. Davis wanted Roesener to come talk to the students because it was Vocations Awareness Week in the Archdiocese … More Sister of St. Joseph returns to McNick for a day
On the night of Nov. 17, forty McNick students participated in Shantytown, an annual city-wide event organized by the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition. It is a way for students in Cincinnati area schools to stand in solidarity with the homeless by putting a face to homelessness and learning about the stereotypes associated with those experiencing … More McNick students participate in Shantytown
By: Wade Brokamp and Vinny Ramundo On Election Day Nov. 8, businessman and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump won the presidency, defeating former Secretary of State and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton with 290 electoral votes to Clinton’s 232. Swing States Trump could not have won without the help of the crucial swing states of Florida, … More How America voted; historic election results
By Mackenzie Wagner and Nicholas Wynn In honor of Veterans Day, Nov. 11, McNicholas High School invited veterans to the annual Veterans Day Breakfast and Lieutenant Colonel Brad Wenstrup, an Iraq War veteran, to speak to the student body. Wenstrup joined the Army Reserve in 1998, and served as a combat surgeon in Iraq in … More McNicholas honors veterans on Veterans Day
