The Eighth Annual Norse-O-Ween was held in Callahan Hall on Oct.30. Running from 6 to 8 p.m. kids participated in Halloween festivities that included much more than trick-or-treating.
“Lots of candy...
An hour before the event doors open, students fill the first floor of the Student Union. Lines snake their way across the tile floor and out the doors almost stretching the distance to Griffin Hall....
Most college students find themselves ducking behind cash registers or driving around in a pizza delivery car. However, some NKU students have landed a job scaring customers at King's Island's Halloween...
NKU student Julia Brockman has found a family that scares together and stays together.
“On the boat, we consider ourselves a family,” Brockman said. “Last year I was new so it was kind of awkward...
The runway stage protrudes into the audience, its backdrop adorning the rainbow ribbon wrapped triangular emblem of Common Ground. The lights dim and the spotlight takes center stage as people take their...
If you’re lucky, you experience something in your life that lingers with you and for a moment, you are both honored to have witnessed it and saddened that it's over.
That was exactly how I felt when...
On Oct. 22, NKU students and staff participated in a video conference with USA Today writer Alison Young.
Young offered tips and resources for aspiring journalists and scientists on how to collaborate...
Tori Lentz, Assistant News Editor
• October 22, 2014
As student body president, John Jose enters the second half of the fall semester as head of SGA. The senior organizational leadership major and political science minor caught up with the The Northerner...
The theatre department’s second show of the season is bringing a comedy classic to the stage. “The Wedding Singer,” based on the film starring Adam Sandler, takes the comedy and puts it to original...
Kevin Schultz, Digital Projects Manager
• October 22, 2014
Have you seen the large canvases flying high on building sides across campus? The ones showing a litter of baby coyotes, a group of African wild dogs and a pair of Golden snub-nosed monkeys?
A pair of...
The room darkened as National Geographic photographer Michael Nichols took the stage at Greaves Hall the night of Oct. 15 to showcase his works to the NKU community.
“Everything I’ve ever done is...
“50 percent of all species by 2100 will be headed towards extinction,” said National Geographic photographer of 22 years, Joel Sartore. Thus sparked the motivation behind the Photo Ark, a collection...
