Monday, April 20 through Friday, April 24, Reading Week returns, bringing with it a wide range of literary diversity, and more importantly, villains. This year’s theme is “The Big Bad Read,” and it is the 15th year for the event. Inspiration for the theme of villains was pitched by AP Literature teacher, Julie Muething, and … More Villains storm McNick: English Department hosts annual Reading Week

Nearly two months after the 2015 Bayou Ball concluded with all its glamour and pageantry, King Will Allgeier and Queen Molly Kidwell are, like many seniors, closing in on the end of their time as Rockets, getting ready to finish up the year with AP exams, finalizing college decisions, and preparing for graduation day, which, … More The Monarchs of McNicholas: A Q&A with the Royal Rocket Couple

For those who see themselves battling the rolling and testing terrains of the Appalachian Trail whether in its full five month glory or in manageable pieces, Ohio’s own Buckeye Trail can serve as the perfect practice ground for any avid hiker.  The trail runs mostly around the perimeter of the state of Ohio, winding itself … More Rolling hills and rough terrain; an overview of Ohio’s Buckeye Trail

Ohio. Probably not the first state that comes to mind when you’re thinking of taking an exciting weekend trip with friends. A short drive outside the Cincinnati city line will undoubtedly feature tractors, a barely-changing tree line, and, let’s not forget, sweeping panoramas of corn fields and cow pastures that’ll get old after about thirty … More One-day road trips for the adventure-seeking Cincinnatian