“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” is more than a simple production from the theater and dance department.
The show will employ the help from the entire School of the Arts; the music program to create the...
The cast for “The Grapes of Wrath” has been set in stone since spring, and while most other students used their summer to relax, “The Grapes of Wrath” cast was encouraged to do a little...
How do you communicate with a family that doesn’t speak a word of English?Junior Catherine Tuttle faced this challenge over the summer when living with her host family in Bregenz, Austria.“I learned...
Dieudone studied in Bregenz, Austria for five weeks, where he enrolled in “International Real Estate and Leadership Around the World.”He received a private scholarship, International Studies Scholarship...
Connor Sullivan has a second family over 6,000 miles away. While studying abroad in Japan this summer, the senior computer information technology major lived with a host family in Nara.“I’ll admit,...
Despite a language barrier, NKU anthropology students spent time at a sugarcane mill in and within the communities of Belize conducting interviews for their personal research projects.Emily Fox and Bronte...
He studied chemistry over the summer and conducted experiments in a lab, but Adam Cox’s experience was far different than an ordinary summer class.For 10 weeks, the senior studied introductory chemistry...
Irakoze Dieudone already had trouble calling himself an American.Originally from the Dominican Republic, the 20-year-old grew up in a Tanzanian Refugee camp, where he was taught to speak French.The now...
Emily Osterholz, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• April 12, 2016
Inspired by the growing video gaming community, this project examines the video game culture at NKU. From game players to designers there is a multitude of involvement across NKU.
