Feb. 28, students and faculty alike gathered into the Student Union ballroom, dawned beads, grabbed their game tokens and shared a message: “Cancer Sucks.”
Alpha Tau Omega put together their “Mardi...
From photographs featured in local exhibits to sharing screen time with stars like Don Cheadle and Patrick Wilson, Philip Krinsky has explored a plethora of avenues throughout his time at NKU. Krinsky,...
Net Neutrality will reach a milestone Feb. 26, when the FCC will vote on the future of the Internet itself.
The discussion, which has been nearly a decade long, is expected to get some clarity about...
Beloved actors, long time favorites, a current British phenomenon and even a battle between the two men who’ve portrayed the Incredible Hulk on the big screen. These are just a few of the plethora of...
Lizzie Kibler, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• February 16, 2015
It's that time of year again when the area gets hit with snow and NKU experienced its first snow day of the year. Last year, we had one school closing on a Saturday. The other days were late opens or early...
Kiana Berry, Social Media Editor
• January 23, 2015
Dimmed lighting, the NKU emblem brightly adorning the walls of the Student Union Ballroom and the stage set with a single microphone and long-legged stool—NKU students and the surrounding community found...
Kevin Schultz, Digital Projects Manager
• December 28, 2014
Jane Goode didn’t catch on to her nickname at NKU quickly.
Students would scurry up behind her on campus shouting “Green lady, green lady!” only to have her turn her head in confusion.
In fact,...
The "Kennedys of Kentucky" stopped by NKU last night to engage with the 60 member audience discussion topics ranging from entrepreneurship to politics.
The family, consisting of three generations of John...
It’s 1928, and before year’s end Nelly, June and Gerty, the three Fail sisters, will all tragically lose their lives. But just because there’s tragedy doesn’t mean there isn’t some whimsical...
Moustafa Bayoumi, author of this year’s first year’s first year programs book connection selection, How Does It Feel to Be a Problem?”, will be visiting NKU on Nov. 20th.
The author will have two...
In the Fine Arts building, down an inconspicuous hallway is room 307. This small, unassuming room with modest lighting and limited seating allow actors to bring to life the inner thoughts of a playwright,...
Students shifted in their seats murmuring excitedly as they waited for CAMPUSPEAK’s Dr. Lori Hart to give her talk on opposite sex relationships in the SU ballroom on Nov. 11.
Hart began by asking everyone...
