With the 2024-2025 academic school year coming to an end and graduation quickly approaching, the Milestone interviewed many McNicholas students of the Class of 2025 to determine whether most seniors are going undecided, establishing a major, or going into a trade program.   Academic counselor Mrs. Amanda Duffy said, “We have a lot of students … More Fork in the road: Seniors weigh college majors, trades, or staying undecided  

By Rosie Smith Screens replace just about everything people do in the world today. When it comes to books, paper has been around for centuries, but in recent years, electronic books — e-books — have become more popular.  In a recent survey of 25 McNicholas students, 84% said they prefer paper books, and 16% said … More Paper books vs. e-books: Students share their selection

By Hailey McPheron Disclaimer: This review contains spoilers about the plot and background. This book review is solely my opinion after reading the book.  Get your compasses, your quills, and your ink ready for another journey, mapping the otherlands with none other than Emily Wilde. Heather Fawcett released the second edition of her series in 2024 … More Mapping the otherlands with Emily Wilde  

By: Meghan Runte and Alex Minella The Reds Opening Day Parade has been a tradition for the Reds since 1890. Over the years, thousands have experienced this event, including many McNicholas students and staff members.   The parade not only signifies the start of the season, but it brings Cincinnatians together. According to the Findlay Market Parade  website, … More Reds Opening Day Parade: A special Cincinnati tradition