The first sight of fallen leaves is a sign that the summer months have passed and the crisp breeze of autumn carries the excitement of trick or treating, pumpkin carving, and the joining of friends and family in celebration of the season.  On All Hallow’s Eve, it is inevitable that one will run into a … More The Unveiling: Hauntings of Cincinnati

Many students will be drawn to Kings Island’s annual Fearfest by its eerie atmosphere, adrenaline-filled roller coasters, and themed mazes and haunted houses. During its six weekends, McNicholas students will not only be filing into the packed event as attendees, but also as ‘roamers’ and ‘zone scarers.’ Juniors Max Bartel, Matt DeLuca, and Katie Farr … More Juniors lurk in shadows at Fearfest

During the 2013-2014 school year, McNicholas High School has the privilege of hosting ten students from foreign countries that include China, Thailand, and South Korea.  During their time in the United States, they live with host families and study as members of the student body. “My favorite part about living in the United States is … More McNicholas hosts ten international students

For the first few weeks of freshman year, high school might seem like a foreign land with intimidating upperclassmen stalking the halls. Freshmen often have misconceptions about high school, but since they are new to the campus, how do they know which rumors are simply myths? Myth: Real-life high school is just like high school … More High school myths debunked: fact vs. fiction for freshmen