One NKU student does it all, known on campus for it
Maggie Pund, Staff writer
May 9, 2013
Whether it is peering over crowds while scaling the side of a building or spinning around the amphitheater inside of a massive... READ MORE »»
Kirk Wallace performed on the Cyr wheel in the amphitheater. Wallace, a math and physics major, is known around campus for his creative athletic demonstrations and unusual hobbies
Students spent semester researching the mystery of black holes
Maggie Pund, Staff writer
May 6, 2013
With gravitational forces powerful enough to warp space-time, black holes are considered among the most mysterious and alarming... READ MORE »»
Physics student Jonathan Wright utilized the computer program Mathematica to complete his black hole research. It is necessary for the students in Sharmanthie Fernando's class to learn how to use the program to take on the "dizzying" mathematics the research requires.
Feast for Finals returns to round out the semester
Shelby Rodgers, Contributing writer
May 3, 2013
Over 400 students waited to get their late-night breakfast and take a break from studying Thursday night in Norse Commons. Feast... READ MORE »»
President Geoffrey Mearns served up bacon and eggs at Feast for Finals Thursday night in Norse Commons. His son, Geoffrey (left), also came to help out.
Men’s basketball 2013-14 schedule released
Stephen Wilder, Managing editor
May 1, 2013
NKU Athletics released the men’s basketball team’s 2013-14 schedule, which includes key away games against the Kentucky... READ MORE »»
NKU freshman guard Todd Johnson guarded Ohio State point guard Aaron Craft Dec. 1, 2012 in a 43-70 loss at Value City Arena.
Four-year rule: Why so serious?
Matt Popovich, Staff writer
April 25, 2013
Division I reclassification period raises questions, hurts recruiting A great deal of emphasis has been given to NKU’s first... READ MORE »»






