The Northerner

Left middle photo of John Harge. Middle of the graphic has text that reads John Harge, 68 Forward, Aurora Co., Hillcrest Prep NKU logo at the bottom

John Harge added to NKU MBB roster

Sierra Newton, Sports Editor June 7, 2019
NKU Men’s basketball team continues to grow with another commit announced early Friday. John Harge of Hillcrest Preparatory academy tweeted his verbal commitment to NKU on Wednesday, June 5.
Left middle of picture shows Adham Eleeda. Center of photo has text stating adham Eleeda, 65 Shooting Guard, from Toronto, Canada and Sheridan Community College

NKU MBB introduce transfer shooting guard Adham Eleeda

Sierra Newton, Sports Editor June 6, 2019
Head Coach Darrin Horn announced Adham Eleeda, a shooting guard from Sheridan College (Wyoming), signed to play for the Norse on Tuesday in a press release.
Classic rock group Greta Van Fleet headlined Bunbury on Saturday night.

Bunbury 2019 excites fans with an unforgetable experience

Corinne Byrne, Assistant Arts & Life Editor June 4, 2019
Cincinnati's biggest annual music festival returned for its eighth year.
Bonita J. Brown will serve NKU as VP and CSO

NKU announces new vice president and chief strategy officer

Noelle Horn, Assistant News Editor May 29, 2019

On Tuesday NKU announced its new vice president and chief strategy officer Bonita J. Brown. President Ashish Vaidya created the position of VP and CSO to assist with the overseeing and execution of the...

Dunkin’ to open near campus in October

Dunkin’ to open near campus in October

Kane Mitten, Arts & Life Editor May 23, 2019
The popular coffee and donut chain, which changed its name to just ‘Dunkin’ at the start of 2019, will soon be available near campus.
NKU MBB announces assistant coaches for 2019-20 season

NKU MBB announces assistant coaches for 2019-20 season

Sierra Newton, Sports Editor May 14, 2019
NKU Men’s basketball announced David Harris and Simon McCormack as assistant basketball coaches with Joey Kizel as Video Coordinator for the Norse on Friday afternoon.
The 1975 played a sold-out show at PNC Pavilion on Sunday night.

Review: English band The 1975 rocks PNC Pavilion

Corinne Byrne, Assistant Arts & Life Editor May 14, 2019
Fans of the group were treated to a dazzling show in Cincinnati on Sunday night.
Northerner Editor-in-Chief Sam Rosenstiel.

From the editor-in-chief: My thanks to The Northerner

Sam Rosenstiel, Editor-in-Chief May 13, 2019
Never let a fear of not being good enough keep you from finding what you love. There’s always a reason not to do something. Sometimes, you just have to knock on the door.
Northerner Managing Editor Nicole Browning.

From the managing editor: Goodbye to my Northerner family

Nicole Browning, Managing Editor May 13, 2019
I will always love writing and you all helped remind me of that, but you also made these four years something I will never forget.
Chris Vogt (33) goes up for a shot during the Horizon League Tournament game against Detroit Mercy. Vogt shot 7-of-10 on the night and had 16 points.

Center Chris Vogt transferring from NKU

Kane Mitten, Assistant Arts & Life Editor May 10, 2019
The 7'1 center from Mayfield, KY is leaving NKU's men's basketball team.
Head Coach Camryn Whitaker talks to players during a timeout during the game against Oakland, Jan. 27, 2019.

External review finds abuse allegations against WBB coach ‘unfounded’

Sam Rosenstiel, Editor-in-Chief May 9, 2019
"Based on all of the interviews and documents reviewed, the concern of emotional abuse by Whitaker is unfounded," the independent review read.
Dr. Hassan HassabElnaby comes from University of Toledo after serving on staff for 16 years.

Dr. Hassan HassabElnaby named College of Business dean

Josh Kelly, Arts & Life Editor May 8, 2019

NKU announced Dr. Hassan HassabElnaby as the new dean for the Haile/US Bank College of Business on Wednesday. Before coming to NKU, Dr. HassabElnaby worked at the University of Toledo’s College of...

Load More Stories
Activate Search
The Independent Student Newspaper of Northern Kentucky University.
Featured Story