Tori Lentz, Assistant News Editor
• October 1, 2014
After a week’s postponement, SGA voted 19-7 to pass a resolution requesting the installation of gender-inclusive restrooms in every academic building and high-trafficked building on campus.
Following...
Sept. 12, 2:02 p.m.: An unknown person was reported to have taken a purse with its contents out of an office in the Fine Arts building.
Sept. 15, 11:13 p.m.: Subject reported that she was receiving unwanted...
NKU’s newest dorm Northern Terrace has created a major parking issue for the off-campus resident community.
The addition of an access drive as well as a green space between the two buildings resulted...
Step aside New York, because NKU has a fashion week of its own. On Wednesday night, Best Buddies hosted a fashion show to showcase the organization to NKU’s campus.
The fashion show starred local buddies...
On Wednesday, a group aimed at starting civil conversation about the pro-life movement came to campus.
Created Equal is a group whose focus is “getting the youth involved, and training the next generation...
Karen Plunkett, Contributing Writer
• September 19, 2014
Northern Kentucky University currently has an academic grievance policy, but it is more about unfairness and sexual harassment than grades. SGA and NKU administration are attempting to make a change to...
Sept. 8, 9:55 a.m.: An unknown subject stole a parking permit out of an unsecured vehicle in the Welcome Center’s Parking Office.
Sept. 8, 5:53 p.m.: A parked vehicle was allegedly scraped by another...
With new federal legislation being proposed in both the house and senate and while over 70 different universities across the country are under federal investigation, NKU is taking measures to make sure...
A Chase graduate has given back to his alma mater in a big way. To be specific, one million ways.
Bruce Lunsford, a 1974 graduate from the Salmon P. Chase College of Law, has donated $1 million to the...
Sept. 3, 11:27 a.m.: A woman reported that subjects unknown pick-pocketed her cell phone out of her book bag in the Student Union’s Food Court.
Sept. 3, 4:46 p.m.: A parked vehicle was struck by another...
Putting the plans it devised last spring to deal with its budget problems into action, NKU had to make some layoffs over the summer.
According to President Geoffrey Mearns the university had to terminate...
Tori Lentz, Assistant News Editor
• September 4, 2014
Thursday marks Dean Waple’s seven year anniversary of being NKU’s dean of students, the longest he’s ever worked at a university. The Northerner sat down with Waple to find out his roots, why he’s...
