The Independent Student Newspaper of Northern Kentucky University.

The Northerner

The Independent Student Newspaper of Northern Kentucky University.

The Northerner

The Independent Student Newspaper of Northern Kentucky University.

The Northerner

Dr. Randall Cutler is NKUs psychologist that assists the student-athletes the most during their mental health struggles.

A Look Inside Mental Health and the Resources Within NKU Athletics

Matthew Supinger and Alex Perez July 16, 2024

There is a certain stigma that has been seen around student-athletes for a while, in which they are held to a standard of being the most put-together students, having serious attitudes and being almost...

Tiburcio Lince serves as the director for Latino Student Initiatives.

Tiburcio Lince brings ‘alegría’ to Latino Student Initiatives at NKU

Shae Meade, News Editor May 28, 2024

This story was written in partnership with LINK nky, Northern Kentucky University’s Advanced News Media Workshop class and The Northerner for this series on the changing face of Northern Kentucky. Read...

Administrators from NKUs College of Education presented a check to Beechwood High School students on Tuesday to help them attend a national competition.

NKU College of Education helps send local high schoolers to national competition

Emily Sisk, Editor-in-Chief May 9, 2024

A unique partnership between Northern Kentucky University’s College of Education and Beechwood High School will allow eight high school students to attend a national competition in Washington, D.C. this...

Julia Pohl broke NKUs high jump record in the spring 2024 season.

Julia Pohl is jumping the record

Matthew Supinger, Sports Co-Editor May 6, 2024

Julia Pohl’s is a name that many should learn throughout the Norse faithful. At NKU’s first track and field home meet in program history, Pohl broke her own record and set a personal record for...

Meet economics professor Brooklyn Stephens

Meet economics professor Brooklyn Stephens

Braden White, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2024

Less than two years ago, you could find Brooklyn Stephens involved in organizations, earning high achievements such as dean’s list and winning highly-coveted awards in the Haile College of Business as...

Meet English professor James O’Bannon

Meet English professor James O’Bannon

Braden White, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2024

Less than a decade ago, you could find part-time faculty member James O’Bannon roaming the hallways in the Landrum Academic Center as a student, but now he’s teaching classes in a space he once roamed...

Meet SOTA art and design professor Christina Wald

Meet SOTA art and design professor Christina Wald

Braden White, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2024

Christina Wald is no stranger to art creation. What started as a career in industrial design later turned into a career focused in illustration. Wald joined as a part-time faculty member back in 2013,...

Meet communication studies professor Megan Cole

Meet communication studies professor Megan Cole

Braden White, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2024

Megan Cole, a part-time faculty member in the communication studies department, is no stranger to NKU’s campus and community. Although she began as a professor in the communication studies department...

Meet chemistry professor Richard Bloss

Meet chemistry professor Richard Bloss

Braden White, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2024

Richard Bloss studied chemistry at Ball State University and minored in computer science. His over 30-year career specialized in information security for his day job, but since 1983 after the hours of...

Scenes from Norse Marketplace

Killian Baarlaer and Braden White April 24, 2024

Vendors set up shop around Loch Norse on Tuesday for the first ever Norse Marketplace, featuring 50 tables representing student-owned businesses and student organizations. Music boomed through the corner...

Jeff Hans was named NKUs next womens basketball coach earlier this week.

Next NKU women’s basketball coach comes home

Matthew Supinger, Contributor April 24, 2024

"We look forward to creating a positive culture through integrity, trust and gratitude that will lead to success on the court, in the classroom, and in the community." This was the new NKU Women’s...

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