The Dorothy Westerman Hermann Autism Symposium was held in the Otto Budig Theater on March 22, allowing many students to hear from professionals about diagnostic techniques, treatments and behaviors associated...
In the world of movies, March ended with a bang and a couple of explosions with the release “G.I. Joe: Retaliation.” The newest “Joe” movie is a sequel of the 2009 film “G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra,”...
Up until March 27, students across campus participated in a T-shirt design contest working toward a goal of cohesion among students and student organizations. The winners were announced last week, with...
Emily Hodges, Contributing writer
• March 29, 2013
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Activities Programming Board entertained 500 people at the Student Union Festival last weekend, the first attempt at incorporating weekend programs into university life.
This special...
Seats quickly filled on March 21, at the Behringer- Crawford Museum in Covington, Ky. as a sold out crowd gathered for NKU professor and law enforcement expert Jill Shelley’s lecture on determining...
Beginning with an emotional video of her interview with BET cable network, Kemba Smith warned students not to complicate their lives. In the video she summarizes her complicated journey from being ...
As the final weeks of the semester come closer one senior is taking to Twitter to share her final moments and helpful advice with her peers.
Rebecca Potzner, a 22-year-old senior, has begun the journey...
Ryan Repasky, Contributing writer
• March 27, 2013
The Tournées Festival, a five-week long event showcasing five contemporary French films, continues Thursday evening with a showing of ““Les Émotifs Anonymes” (Romantics Anonymous) at 7 p.m. in...
Emily Hodges, Contributing writer
• March 27, 2013
Founders Hall is not the original home of the Muslim Student Association; however, the mosque there is just coming to attention.
MSA was originally in University Center 204, then room 124 of Founders...
Amateur comedians took the stage to bring out some laughs from students at the Baptist Campus Ministry's center here at NKU on March 21.
The loud cackling laughs coming from the audience hinted that many...
NKU prep program invites 8-14 year olds to theater classes on campus
The lights start to shine and the music begins to play, slowly the curtain begins to rise and the performers start their number....
Professor and students continue to fight invasive plant in the region
Amur Honeysuckle, the shrubby plant known for its white blossoms and sweet aroma, is becoming a major problem for many local ecosystems....
