Students at NKU got a chance once again to display their talents in the annual Juried Student Exhibition in the Third Floor Gallery and Main Gallery of the Fine Arts Building.
To make it into the gallery...
Entering the Student Union unaware of exactly where to go, the smell of cotton candy led people to their destination. People in yellow shirts flourished throughout the student union, ready to guide visitors...
When Jean Guy Lecat was young, he worked in a factory as a technical drawer and did some amateur theater at night. Lecat wanted to work in theater and went to a big festival in Paris where they had him...
From taking their first baby steps to becoming locally known, the College Film Festival (CMF) is celebrating its 10th Annual Anniversary on April 25.
The CMF is a 15 day process that is held within...
Documentary director discussed the largest relocation plan in history Wednesday March 18 after a special screening of his film in the NKU Digitorium.
There were nearly 60 people in attendance for the...
She didn’t feel quite as confident as some may have thought, but she knew she fully enjoyed the experience in every way. Her family were all gathered in the front row, awaiting the final decision of...
Lizzie Kibler, Assistant Arts and Life Editor
• March 18, 2015
You wake up early on a Monday morning to get ready for school. You make breakfast, get dressed and you’re on your way.
But it’s not that simple when you have a child who also needs to get dressed...
From Shakespeare to a Seussical; from Shaw to Sondheim, the 2015-2016 theater season was recently announced and the lineup is impressive.
The variety of shows that will be offered next season truly shows...
Freshman Quintin Bonds grew up in Louisville singing in church, but it would soon become his next passion after being forced to cut football career short. This passion helped him win 3rd place in the Kentucky...
