By Rosie Smith From rap to country to R&B, every person has their preference for how a song makes them feel. In a recent survey of 49 students and 4 faculty and staff about their musical taste, 22% said they listen to music in car rides, 12% said they listen to music after school, 5% … More The power of music: Listening switches moods

First year English teacher Mr. Dan Freeman is from the west side of Cincinnati and said enjoys teaching English very much. “Teaching is not a job it is a calling,” he said. He attended the University of Cincinnati where he earned a degree in creative writing, then he attended Xavier to earn his master’s degree … More Teacher feature: Freeman shares calling to teach

By: Meghan Runte McNicholas High School has had many opportunities for students to attend educational trips to other countries, and on May 27, 2025, students will depart on their way to Europe, led by Ms. Mel Gaskins, arts department chair and International Program Coordinator at McNick.   Gaskins has led several other educational trips through … More Rockets to ascend on Europe: Plans finalized for upcoming trip 

During the Lenten season, Catholics are asked to “promise” to make a sacrifice in their life to God, for all the gifts he has given them.   According to the University of Notre Dame, “Lenten practices help us shed bad habits.” When making these promises to God, it shows that we are truly grateful for … More Most McNick students kept Lenten promises