The Northerner

Hiking club merges outdoor spaces and community

Hiking club merges outdoor spaces and community

Shaun Chazuka, Contributor September 24, 2017

As the fall semester began, a new organization emerged on campus: the NKU Hiking club. At its core is club president Allison Wendling, who began organizing it before summer had ended. “I was surprised...

Business Week will give students an opportunity to connect  with professionals and explore their future job fields.

Business Week: Connect with the professionals

Pavel Klementyev, Contributor September 24, 2017

Northern Kentucky University and Haile/US Bank College of Business faculty and staff will host the ninth annual business week for all NKU students on Sept. 26-27. This two-day business week event will...

NKU implements sustainability practices to attain zero net carbon emission

NKU implements sustainability practices to attain zero net carbon emission

Josh Goad, Contributor September 22, 2017

As NKU’s environmental sustainability manager, Tess Phinney has her hands in a lot of bins—both literally and figuratively. As part of a sustainability strategy that stretches between 2017 to 2022,...

Health Innovation Center projected to open in Spring 2018

Health Innovation Center projected to open in Spring 2018

Natalie Hamren, Contributor September 15, 2017

Students should be able to experience the technologically advanced Health Innovation Center around February or March of 2018, as originally scheduled. Mark Jones, senior project manager and associate director,...

Going abroad: A trip for the mind and the wallet

Going abroad: A trip for the mind and the wallet

Josh Goad, Contributor September 11, 2017

This past summer, 140 NKU students found themselves in far-flung places while studying abroad. Though the experiences may feel like the fabric dreams are made from, the price tag of such travels could...

NKU students protest Sept. 5 DACA decision

NKU students protest Sept. 5 DACA decision

Nicole Browning, News Editor September 6, 2017

“Sí, se puede!” chanted protesters as they stood on the corner of Walnut Street in downtown Cincinnati joined by passersby honking car horns in support of their cause. “Yes, we can!” As the...

Bridging the gap: The search for unity

Bridging the gap: The search for unity

Nicole Browning, News Editor September 6, 2017

With a United States history that displays itself more like a mosaic than a melting pot, our roots are all planted in different paths based on our races, ethnicities and backgrounds. “The question becomes--when...

While a decision hasnt been reached, Boehne said, there is more to come soon.

Boehne: Decision on new president estimated in early fall

Nicole Browning, News Editor September 6, 2017

As we say farewell to Geoff Mearns, the community opens its doors to a new leader and opportunities. Rich Boehne, chair of the NKU Board of Regents, said that the search committee is estimated to reach...

Blackboard to Canvas: An interface for NKU

Blackboard to Canvas: An interface for NKU

Kristian Porter, Asst. News Editor August 29, 2017

As Blackboard’s three-year statewide contract came closer to expiring, NKU began its transition to Canvas, a new learning management system. So far, several professors have made the switch. A total...

Weller gives directions to one of his actors while a crew member adjusts his microphone.

NKU professor strives for success with psychological thriller

Nicole Browning, Asst. Arts & Life Editor April 18, 2017

With a dream to make it big in the TV industry, Blaise Weller’s production “FixAte” is slowly progressing into a series, fueled by his passion for writing and film. “I think the writing and the...

Students eat from a variety of restaurants in the Student Union including Steak n Shake and Mondo Subs.

NKU students find on-campus vegetarian options limited

Nicole Browning, Asst. Arts & Life Editor April 18, 2017

Editor's Note: Nicole Browning is the Assistant Arts & Life Editor of the Northerner, and she is a vegetarian. Finding a nutritious meal on NKU’s campus is often a challenge for Autumn Baker. Baker,...

Students watch from the audience as participants perform at the 4th Annual LGBTQ Norse Pride Open Mic Night.

LGBTQ open mic night: ‘We don’t clap, we snap’

Emily Sherry, Copy Editor March 30, 2017

As silhouettes filled the room, Ashleigh Wilber proceeded to the spotlight to recite her own poetry for the first time. Tuesday’s open mic night featured several new performers. Students gathered in...

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