As the end of the semester nears, NKU students are trying to balance their mental health with their studies. The Northerner looked at mental health awareness on campus, health counseling at NKU and talked...
Regional health officials and administrators encourage citizens to receive the flu vaccination to ward off the looming ‘twindemic.’
“Protecting ourselves against the flu is more important than...
Since returning to campus for the 2020 Fall semester, NKU students and staff members have been met with a lot of unfamiliarity within campus buildings and school operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many...
As college students take on heavy course loads, jobs, extracurricular activities, family responsibilities and more, it can be a struggle to prioritize eating well and exercising.
95 percent of college...
Josh Goad, Assistant News Editor
• February 26, 2019
Learning LGBTQ+ etiquette
In Monday’s SGA meeting, Director of NKU’s LGBTQ Programs and Services Bonnie Meyer gave a presentation aimed at better preparing students for interaction with people who...
You start your day off making breakfast. You open the fridge, close some cabinets and play music on your phone. Afterward, you drive to class. There, you open the door, type on your laptop and share your...
“There’s no shame in being depressed; there’s no shame in feeling suicidal,” Dr. Kathy O’Connor said.
In any one year, over 17 million Americans report feeling depressed, and over half of...
She felt it like it was sitting on her chest.
Suffocated by her thoughts in a room full of strangers, Jessica Ulrich stared at the microphone in front of the room. Somehow its slender stand seemed to...
