Kelly Martin is hungry for change at Northern Kentucky University. She recently joined the NKU team as the Assistant Vice President of Marketing and Communications with an exciting vision for rebranding...
Students will be able to check out bikes for free with the ease of a smartphone app as early as next fall when NKU’s new bike share program comes to campus. The program is aimed at continuing environmental...
Ken Jones, who has been the chair of the theater and dance department at NKU for 11 years, has recently been named the director of the new School of the Arts, approved by the Board of Regents on last month.
The...
Students, staff and faculty across campus received spam emails linked to malware Monday afternoon.
The emails spread through attachments titled ‘Account Report’ and spread through people’s address...
UPDATED: President Mearns chose two students Friday to be a part of the committee that will review the requests for proposals (RFPs) from third parties that will potentially run the renovated Campus Recreation...
When Elizabeth Gieske first moved to the third floor of the Laurel wing in Kentucky Hall, she discovered a substance resembling mold along the wood in her closet. Although the freshman media informatics...
During an average lunch period, 900 students, faculty and staff buy a meal at the food court in NKU’s Student Union. That’s not to mention the 2,000 or more meals served in the residential dining...
For over 30 years the Early Childhood Center (ECC) has provided a place for not only children to learn but for NKU students to learn as well.
Employing around 25 students each semester, the early childhood...
Kerry Skiff, Assistant News Editor
• January 31, 2015
On January 15 nku.edu switched over to a responsive website design. This switch has caused some confusion among the NKU community, so The Northerner set out to find the answers to students’ questions.
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Five years ago, Chase implemented its first in-house non-profit clinic to provide live-client learning opportunities for students studying law.
Since then Chase has created three more clinics and two...
Alynda Gatewood, a sophomore psychology major who lives in Callahan, said she returned from winter break early, about a week and a half before the start of classes.
During this time, she received two...
Have you been wondering about the riots in Ferguson surrounding racism and the criminal justice system? Get all your questions answered and learn more at The Elephant in the Room: An Open Discussion...
