The 2026 annual “Juried Student Exhibition" is now open, featuring works from students in different areas, from painting to sculpture to graphic design. The collection, curated by two external jurors,...
One of Dawn L. Grady’s long-time customers from Liberia stood before a judge at her naturalization ceremony, taking the oath to become a United States citizen. Her smile wide and bright, a Brazilian...
President Donald Trump visited two local businesses that have been impacted by his policies, Thermo Fisher Scientific in Reading, Ohio and Verst Logistics in Hebron.
In both Reading and Hebron on...
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump will visit Thermo Fisher Scientific, a pharmaceutical and biotechnology company in Reading, Cincinnati, as part of the Trump administration’s plan to bring down prescription...
Northern Kentucky University’s administration is concerned about the potential impact of substantial budget cuts passed by the Kentucky House, soon to be taken up by the Senate. Under this proposal,...
NKU men’s basketball kept the season alive with an 85-84 win at Oakland in the first round of the Horizon League tournament. Under Head Coach Darrin Horn, the Norse have never lost in the first round...
The Steely Library is packed this week, with nearly every table taken, as students do last minute study sessions in preparation for mid-term exams. Students right now need all the help they can get. PLUS...
Jonah Moore, Assistant Sports Editor
• March 3, 2026
With one on and one out, junior Pierce Bauerle settled into the box with a chance to claim the series opener against Eastern Illinois.
Bauerle, who transferred from EIU just this last year, had batted...
A Reporter’s Unbiased Review
The Northern Kentucky University School of the Arts opened its latest Henry Theatre production, “She Kills Monsters,” which was a mix of fantasy, dark humor and stage...
After being down by 20 at one point, Wright State has the ball with 8 seconds left, going for the win against Northern Kentucky.
TJ Burch is bringing up the ball. With a full head of steam, he goes...
Norse Code Radio’s music festival, “Live at the Loch,” is currently accepting applications to perform at their next show in April. NKU musicians and bands of any genre are invited to play their own...
The scene was lively outside the Student Union on Thursday as chants of “Save our cats” and “Hey hey, ho ho, these cats don't have to go” rang out across the plaza. A group of students,...
