Beside the main entrance of Steely Library on Louie B. Nunn Drive, bordered by tall hedges and freshly landscaped flower beds, is the central loading dock: home to the Surplus Property warehouse.
Within...
Braden White, Editor-in-Chief
• September 18, 2023
NKU SOTA’s Theatre and Dance department is going on tour throughout different places both on and off campus for their 2023-24 show season.
The decision to go on tour came after long-term structural...
One milestone has come after another for Lost Henry, a Cincinnati-based band composed (mostly) of Northern Kentucky University alums. They played their first festival gig at the Ohio Is For Lovers music...
Louisville-native and hip hop star Jack Harlow just announced his Kentucky-exclusive tour “No Place Like Home,” and NKU’s Truist Arena will host one of its six stops on Nov. 26.
The 25-year-old...
When it comes to sustainability, NKU is doing something right.
NKU was named one of 455 Green Colleges by The Princeton Review in March. The Princeton Review is a resource for prospective higher education...
As finals week approaches, students across the country are facing heightened stress and anxiety. However, many students have developed effective strategies for managing their stress and preparing for their...
Being a leader at any institution comes with a cost. Whether this cost is time dedicated, physical exertion or mental exhaustion, it’s important to have ways to properly handle these costs. For the leaders...
As we enter into the spring and summer season, NKU hosted their annual Earth Week celebration.
Earth Week is coordinated annually by NKU’s Sustainability Operations Coordinator Tiffany Budd.
“Earth...
Kinsey Rose’s days of tirelessly chasing country music stardom started even before her time at NKU. The Louisville native picked up music around age 10 and played coffee shop and church gigs as a young...
Sigma Phi Epsilon’s Tadgh Spalding knows how to recruit the most balanced men to create a better campus life for all.
Spalding is a double major in history and secondary education, as well as Sigma...
The evening of April 5 was one filled with celebration as over 60 students, faculty and staff from NKU’s African American community were honored at this year’s Ujima ceremony.
Ujima, meaning “collective...
