An artist works on their painting. Mixing colors on a palette, they carefully refine the details and brushstrokes, lovingly rendering the form with their own two hands.  Only to burn it in the...

With the spring semester coming to a close, students’ stress levels are higher than ever. What better way to unwind than through a calming experience under the stars?  NKU’s Haile Planetarium,...

Colorful vintage fabrics fill clothing racks while old-fashioned jewelry rests on tables in an array of freshly polished gold and silver. Mannequins, fashionably styled with care, stand tall as customers...

NKU’s Gold and White Awards honored students, leaders and organizations Wednesday night in the Student Union ballroom. Sponsored by the Center for Student Engagement, the event was full of cheers as...

Although the day took on a frigid and windy setting, that didn’t stop the second annual Norse Marketplace from being a success. Various booths lined the sidewalk in the Student Union Plaza on Tuesday.    The...

Before stepping into their roles as chapter leaders, Abrianna Holt, Ty ‘Shawna Price and Tiara Watkins were reserved students who often kept to themselves. The thought of participating in conferences,...

An NKU sophomore settles into her time at college but realizes she is missing something. Entrepreneurship major Bella Brink is a very detail-oriented student and found a major she cares deeply about.  Growing...

Norse Violence Prevention’s (NVP) “Take Back the Night,” held Tuesday evening in the Student Union, focused on raising awareness and providing resources to survivors of sexual violence. Equipped...

Polite, outgoing and bigger than most 6-year-olds. That was John Dunhoft’s first impression of now 46-year-old John Tomlinson. He was Tomlinson’s first coach at the Erlanger Lions, a non-profit...

If you are looking for modern books that challenge your perspective, break your heart but leave you with a renewed appreciation for life, then these novels are for you.  “Martyr!” by Kaveh Akbar  This...

The Official Impromptu Northern Kentucky (OINK) film festival is a premiere for high school students to show off their work and hear from professionals in the industry at NKU. Griffin Hall will open...