While it is easy to ignore the fixtures of everyday life, appreciation of the minute or mundane features of our world can be a helpful practice to find happiness in every moment. On a walk to Alms Park in Cincinnati, the droning of footsteps and my inability to remove my hands from my pockets for … More Solve boredom by researching water fountains
By: Katie Limberg and Vinny Ramundo On April 17, senior athletes Ben Bryll, Hunter Evans, Aiji Gregory, and Grant Murray signed their national letters of intent to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. Bryll will golf at Thomas More University; Evans, track at Baldwin Wallace University; Gregory, lacrosse at Capital University; Murray, soccer … More Students commit to continuing athletics at next level
A group of teenagers sit gathered around a table. They all have paper and pencils next to them, scores of dice, and are focused on one in their group who details the dungeon they’re about to enter. These modern-day teens are playing Dungeons and Dragons, the fantasy role-playing game published in 1974. Dungeons and Dragons … More D&D makes a comeback at McNick and in modern culture
On April 9, the Anderson Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated the Student, Educator, Volunteers, Young Professional, and Business of the Year at their annual awards dinner. McNicholas claimed six of the winners: · Student of the Year: Carly Fehr · Educator of the Year: Theology teacher Mary Beth Sandmann ‘79 · Volunteers of the Year: … More Rockets recognized at annual awards banquet
The McNicholas Milestone 