By Ellie White On Feb. 19, McNicholas High School will hold its 64th annual Mardi Gras Pageant and Ball, a tradition started by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Per tradition, this event will honor forty students whom each class elects. The two senior students who earn the second highest number of votes from their peers … More Seniors earn titles of Mardi Gras Captain, Maid
By Ellie White Many high schoolers hope for a snow day from November into March, and although it sometimes seems like snow days are picked at random, there is actually a method to figuring out which days school should be cancelled. Schools only have a few snow days set aside each year before they encounter … More Principals explain the science of snow days
With March Madness approaching, Xavier and Cincinnati will look to make a statement for an NCAA tournament bid, while fans will look for bragging rights. Last season, Xavier defeated Cincinnati 59-57 at Cintas Center getting a game high 17 points from Myles Davis, but this season’s matchup will not include him. This season, Xavier welcomed … More Cincinnati/Xavier set to clash at Fifth Third Arena
From two dimensional to three dimensional, there are many ways for students to express themselves in the visual arts. One of those classes is Architecture. Architecture is currently taught by Mel Gaskins. When she first began teaching at McNick it was a Mechanical Drafting class but she made the switch to an architecture class. “There … More A look inside McNick’s architecture program
The McNicholas Milestone 