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Oldham makes ASMR videos to help the reader relax while also exploring the universe.

Julia Oldham combines feminism and science through art

Corinne Byrne, Contributor October 23, 2018

Multimedia artist Julia Oldham spoke to students and staff in the Digitorium in Griffin Hall Thursday about past, present and upcoming projects. Oldham grew up with a physicist for a father who told...

This years event featured a 360-degree view from Columbia Plaza

Former NKU student hosts third “We the Creators” event

Nicole Browning, Managing Editor October 23, 2018

Columbia Plaza’s lobby boasted a calm atmosphere Saturday evening; its minimalist design was blanketed in white ornamentation. Everything was undeniably tame. Twenty-nine floors up was another world....

Dr. Nathan De Lee demonstrating how telescopes work at the Schneider Observatory.

NKU observatory sends students across the cosmos

Owen Treolo, Reporter October 22, 2018

This past Saturday, Northern Kentucky’s Halie Planetarium reopened the Schneider Observatory. The ceremony was tied into NASA’s International Observe the Moon Night. The 1,000-square foot observatory,...

AOII tabling in the SU today for their Strike Out for Arthritis tournament.

Batter up: Alpha Omicron Pi to ‘strike out’ arthritis with charity tournament

Tami Farber, Contributor October 19, 2018
On Oct. 20, Alpha Omicron Pi will host their annual Strike Out Arthritis Wiffleball tournament to benefit the Arthritis Foundation.
Au Bon Pain is open from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Health Innovation Center.

Au Bon Pain opens with high praise

Darien Parker, Contributor October 19, 2018
Au Bon Pain is now open on campus after being delayed from opening in September to Mid-October due to renovation and construction.
NKU Provost Sue Ott Rowlands, NKU President Ashish Vaidya, Governor Matt Bevin, NKU Board of Regents Chair Lee Scheben and NKU nursing student Cayla Destafani at the Health Innovation Center dedication Oct. 17, 2018.

Health Innovation Center: Bevin, Vaidya cut ribbon at dedication

Josh Goad, Assistant News Editor October 18, 2018
The governor, state and NKU officials dedicated the Health Innovation Center on Wednesday.
A rendering of the new St. Elizabeth Healthcare and OrthoCincy building at the entrance of NKUs main campus.

GALLERY: U.S. 27 project groundbreaking at campus entrance

Northerner Staff October 18, 2018
NKU officials broke ground Thursday on the site of a new medical office building that will house regional healthcare providers at the entrance to campus.
Last chance to pay parking tickets with peanut butter

Last chance to pay parking tickets with peanut butter

Josh Kelly, Arts & Life Editor October 11, 2018
Crunchy, creamy and even Skippy peanut butter are being accepted in place of your parking tickets and citations.
The JRG Cyber Threat Intelligence Laboratory located in Griffin Hall.

Cybersecurity: NKU symposium celebrates the tech that protects us

Natalie Hamren, News Editor October 10, 2018

For 15 years, October has been National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Various events and conferences happen throughout October to promote awareness for...

Karamo Brown of Netflixs Queer Eye spoke in front of hundreds in the SU Ballroom Oct. 8.

Karamo Brown wows SU crowd with message of love, self-esteem

Kane Mitten, Copy Editor October 10, 2018
Karamo Brown, social activist and star of Netflix’s original series “Queer Eye” took the stage for a sold-out event in the Student Union ballroom on Monday night during NKU’s celebration of LGBTQ History Month.
Papa Johns located in Student Union. In July, NKU announced it would part ways with the chain, which was replaced with Chartwells Best Pizza.

Pizza poll: LaRosa’s leading student vote to replace Papa John’s

Sam Rosenstiel, Editor-in-Chief October 9, 2018
A new university survey asks students which national pizza chain should take Papa John’s place, and after one week, LaRosa’s Pizza is quickly taking the lead.

WATCH: NPHC- More Than Just Stepping

October 8, 2018

The National Pan-Hellenic Council, better known as NPHC, is the black Greek lettered organizations on campus. Most famous for their unique stepping and strolling routines, they are much more than than...

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