The Northerner

Diversifying NKU

Ashley Hempfling, Contributer December 2, 2014

Thursday, Nov. 13, I entered my Journalism 220 class like it was any other day. I didn’t know the conversation made in class that day would open my eyes and change my views forever. The class discussion...

Music as art unifies cultures, has power to open minds

Stephen Wilder, Managing/Copy Editor January 29, 2014

The phrase “art for art’s sake” has always stood out to me ever since I took a music appreciation course here at NKU a few years ago. Oxford Dictionaries define the phrase as: “used to convey the...

Take advantages of endless opportunities to give back

Kevin Schultz, Editor-in-Chief November 1, 2013

Giving back to the community has proven itself time and time again as a beneficial practice to not only the benefactor of the service and to those providing the service, but to the entire surrounding community. And...

Creativity could help Obama solve higher education funding issues

St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 5, 2013

President Barack Obama’s carrot-and stick-approach to making higher education more affordable is a good idea, but it does not address the most significant problem - the precipitous decline in state funding. Nor...

The Northerner says farewell to friends

April 25, 2013

CLAIRE HIGGINS Editor-in-chief This has to be a joke. I don’t think it’s set in yet that we’re graduating and that I’ve dedicated three years to The Northerner. It’s turned out to be so...

Review week a baby step to dead week

Staff editorial April 18, 2013

The end of the semester is hot on our trails. Two weeks to go and projects, final assignments and exams are already starting to pile up. And it won’t stop until May 10 because NKU does not currently...

Organization funding needed for growth

Staff editorial April 11, 2013

Northern Kentucky University is a growing and progressing school. Ask anyone around the NKU community about our school and you can be sure to hear something very similar if not that exact same line....

Rumors on the rise, administration stays quiet

March 21, 2013

Eaton firing leads to speculation across campus Staff editorial: With the termination of Athletic Director Scott Eaton, it seems like the games have really begun on NKU’s campus. Students campus-wide...

Glass ceiling still exists for women in workplace

R.L. Gladden, Contributing writer February 28, 2013

Look around in your classes. And then look around on campus. You may have noticed that, more often than not, you are likely to see more female than male students. In fact, more than half of NKU’s student...

Instagram ethics still up for debate

Staff editorial February 21, 2013

The ethics and guidelines for journalism are always in question. Ethics are a touchy subject because they are so hard to define, and every journalist has different ethical codes. Of course there are the...

Call to SGA: Wake up and reach out

Staff editorial February 14, 2013

The Student Government Association at NKU is a hardworking group of people. They hold formal meetings every Monday, work with the university administration and executives, they even create their own resolutions...

Nervous about public speaking?

Stephen Johnson, Contributing writer February 7, 2013

It’s no far stretch to say that perhaps the most dreaded class during most college students’ experience is public speaking.  The very thought of having to address an audience of two dozen peers plus...

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