By: Kyle Sebree

There was once a time in Hollywood when the title credits would roll and the combination of a Paramount Pictures logo and the gloomy sound of a horn section meant one thing: an Alfred Hitchcock feature with Bernard Herrmann at the helm of film score dutie...

By: Jeremy Jackson

The United States has long been regarded as the ultimate melting pot, a tremendous vat by which large throngs of race, culture and religion were once assembled to form a homogeneous clump-de-void of the spirit and history that defines a people....

By: Justin Mattingly

She’s often referred to as energetic, bubbly and enthusiastic. But she insists she teaches with an iron fist, wrapped in a soft heart. Jane Green, professor of Northern Kentucky University’s Theatre and Dance Department, has spent her life ded...

By: Jesse Call

College life is supposed to be about pursuing your dream. It’s your chance to discover more about your identity while you begin your work that will impact the world. College is supposed to be a path to making dreams come true....

By: Jeremy Jackson

He’s a 21st century Ghostbuster, fully equipped and poised to nab the garden variety specter that crosses his path. But rather than duping his otherworldly prey with ectoplasmic guns and proton packs — the contrives of Hollywood film — h...

By: Jeremy Jackson

She’s been playing the trumpet for more than half her life. From orchestral transcriptions, to Tejano, a traditional hybrid of country and Mexican music—  the 35-year-old has crisscrossed the United States with some of North America&rsquo...

By: Brandon Barb

The power of film is so much more than sitting in a theater for a few hours, then getting up and driving home. With the power to change, to evoke emotion, to cause fear, to make you laugh and cry — film can do much more than the average moviegoer re...

By: Joe Castelli

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By: Jeremy Jackson

From the outset, we know that she is perpetually doomed. No matter which way you spin it, the colossal ship that underwent its maiden voyage in 1912 is going to sink in the second act. Therein lies the challenge for Northern Kentucky University’s th...

By: Jeremy Jackson

His past four years at Northern Kentucky University have been the complete antithesis of where he set out to be as a child. The precocious student from the rural backwaters of Eastern Kentucky surmised that his life, since he could remember, was destined ...

By: Katie Blair

She is in a sorority, has a serious boyfriend and feels overwhelmed with school at times. Claiming time management as one of her biggest struggles with college, Annie Donnellon sounds like a typical 23-year-old student who may have caught a bit of the sen...

By: Emily Teaford

Five interviews with randomly-chosen NKU students....

By: Lauren Becker

Adam Lambert’s album is definitely full of what made him popular on American Idol: amazing vocals, soft songs to make you melt, and musical numbers that showcase his immense talents. ...

By: Lauren Becker

Robin Williams and John Travolta star as two best buds living life on their own and trying to make it big. Things begin to change when an old love of Williams’ shows up with twins who just happen to belong to him too....

By: Lauren Becker

Stephenie Meyer’s second novel in the Twilight Saga, New Moon, hit theatres around the country at 12:01 Friday morning. It outsold The Dark Knight and even Harry Potter, but it was actually for a good reason this time around....

By: Joe Castelli

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By: Brandon Barb

First, a round of applause should go to those at the Bank of Kentucky Center for having such a great line up these past few weeks. There was Jay-Z, Daughtry, Reo Speedwagon and Styxx—Styxx people! You know Mr. Roboto, Renegade ring any bells—a...

By: Jeremy Jackson

The Senior Art Exhibition is taking place from November 12-20 at the Northern Kentucky University Fine Arts Center. The exhibit features original art work of seven senior Bachelor of Fine Art candidates, and is a requirement for all students majoring in t...

By: Bill Fisher

The Celebrating Frank Duveneck exhibit, in room 106 of the Steely Library, is available for viewing Monday through Thursday from 1 pm to 4 pm and on Saturday from Noon to 4 pm. On Wednesday, additional hours are available from 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm....

By: Lauren Becker

A review of the latest iteration of A Christmas Carol....