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Professor Daryl Harris recites a poem from Langston Hughes and gives a speech to freshman R.O.C.K.S scholars.

GALLERY: Ahadi Celebration NKU ROCKS

Iyabo-Mesa Serikali, Reporter April 29, 2016

NKU R.O.C.K.S freshmen stand in applause having made it through their first year of college on April 26.African American Programs and Services held their annual Ahadi celebration--Ahadi meaning “with...

Voices of feminism: All are welcome.

Voices of feminism: All are welcome.

Mackenzie Manley, News Editor April 29, 2016

A person may walk into a convenience store and purchase a nude Band-Aid without having to question why the shade “nude” doesn’t match their skin.Others can take a stroll down the street without being...

Even with only 4 of the teams dancers to participate in the flash mob, ENVI still captures the crowd with upbeat dance moves and high energy. Dance captain, Valencia Stallings, and team members, Rhonisha Gentry, and Marquise Howie showcases ENVI dance team in the Student Union lobby.

GALLERY: ENVI flash mob

Iyabo-Mesa Serikali, Reporter April 13, 2016

           

Cracking The Code: Gaming At NKU

Cracking The Code: Gaming At NKU

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.

Colin Kissel, playing John and George Ivan, playing Johns boyfriend rehearsing for Cock which opens March 13.

GALLERY: Student-run play brings a new kind of love story

Cole Grecco, Reporter April 12, 2016

Most people don’t usually get inspired by break ups, but that’s what prompted senior B.F.A acting major Clayton Winstead to take on the challenge of directing the British play, “Cock” by Mike Bartlett.Winstead...

Emma Clixby, BFA spatial arts major, tries to bring awareness with her exhibit “Consumed.” Featuring a dining room with a sculpted food and plates, Clixby focuses on consumerism in America.

Student artists reveal meaningful work at exhibition

Emily Osterholz, Assistant Arts&Life Editor April 12, 2016

Paintings, photographs and five-foot sculptures were displayed on the third floor gallery of the Fine Arts Center. Sixteen graduating seniors spent 13 weeks getting their exhibits ready, perfecting the...

It took Michael Foley around two to three days to play small sections of songs on the trumpet. After about a week he could play about half a song.

Student masters music one instrument at a time

Emily Osterholz, Assistant Arts&Life Editor April 11, 2016

He sits slightly hunched on the bench, focusing on the movements his fingers are making. His hands move swiftly, as if they are charged with electricity. He whips the keys with smooth strokes, a cheerful...

A student discusses their poster and research with others at the Celebration Poster event.

Another year of ‘Celebration’ at NKU

Ally Jasper, Contributor April 11, 2016

Departments of all disciplines from across the university came together to celebrate students’ research and creativity over the last year.Between April 11 and April 15, students across the campus used...

Mirelle Jane Divine collects dollar bills from the crowd as she performs.

GALLERY: Common Ground’s spring 2016 benefit drag show: Queer Factor

Kelsey Bungenstock, Engagement editor April 9, 2016

  Former drag performer Crystyle Starr, who hosted Saturday's NKU drag show, addressed the crowd in the Student Union ballroom before her next performance. "Let me get the emotional part of my show...

Taking the stage at Pride Week’s open-mic night

Cole Grecco, Writer April 9, 2016

Rae Loftis stands at the mic, clutching papers in her hand.  Loftis begins reading her poem, it’s her most recent piece, “Smile Big.”Throughout the poem Loftis discusses the experiences she and...

Williams picks around for the perfect piece of squid in a lunch she brought from home. Williams was first diagnosed with celiac disease in the 8th grade.

Gluten-free diets: More than a passing fad for some

Mackenzie Manley, News Editor April 8, 2016

She sits down for lunch, and pulls a gluten-free concoction of squid from her bag, complete with a side of clementine.Deanna Williams, a junior international studies major, explained that she was  diagnosed...

‘Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ review

Dylan Tierney, Contributor March 30, 2016

Zack Snyder, known for his adaptations of “300”, “Watchmen” and 2013’s “Man of Steel”, has a reputation for being a divisive director. Snyder advocates for spectacle and visual style over...

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