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The band will performing on stage with the actors to produce a concert-like musical.

[Photo] Behind the curtain of ‘All Shook Up’s’ production

February 14, 2017
Branan Foster, had over 26 million loops, 52,000 followers and hundreds of posts on Vine.

[Photo] Student Vine Star Moves On

February 15, 2017
Foster said his content started out as funny videos between friends and then evolved into “random ADHD humor.”

[Photo] Student Vine Star Moves On

February 15, 2017
Xala Sledge started Northern Stars in September 2014 after transferring from Kentucky State University.

[Photo] NKU’s unofficial dance team

January 30, 2017
Wakefield works as an anthropology professor at NKU. This summer, along with three research assistants, shell go to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to study bonobos.

[Photo] In the Congo, a reflection of ourselves: NKU Professor to research Bonobos in May

January 25, 2017
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Workers flatten and level wet cement that will harden to be the buildings foundation.

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Project manager, Mark Jones, peers up what will be one of the buildings stairwells.

[Photo] A look inside the HIC construction zone

December 6, 2016
HereComeHere crowd-funded $1,265 to help pay for the recording of their new record.

[Photo] Student crowdfunds over $1K for band’s album

November 29, 2016
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Jessica Ulrich, a senior integrative studies major, shares her story of sexual assault to promote understanding and awareness.

[Photo] Finding strength in speaking out

October 11, 2016
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Ulrich is a member of Phi Sigma Sigma. She said she has found the greatest support system in her sorority sisters.

[Photo] Finding strength in speaking out

October 11, 2016
LGBTQ History month commenced at the beginning of October. Throughout the month. LGBTQ will host several events that both educate and spread awareness about the LGBTQ community.

[Photo] Once erased, now reflected

November 19, 2017
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20 years ago, LGBTQ issues gained recognition through LGBTQ Pride Month, which occurs in June. LGBTQ History Month came later, and coincides with National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11.

[Photo] How NKU celebrates LGBTQ History Month

October 17, 2016
The first in a series of lectures, Six at Six began with a lecture entitled “Larry Flynt: Smut Peddler or Constitutional Hero? The event was held at the Carnegie in Covington.

[Photo] Six at Six lecture tackles renowned pornography publisher, First Amendment rights

October 6, 2016
Images projected along the wall, attendees were warned that they may find some of the images distasteful. The lecture was presented by Jennifer Kinsley.

[Photo] Six at Six lecture tackles renowned pornography publisher, First Amendment rights

October 6, 2016
This years Its On Us campaign encouraged the campus community to commit to ending sexual violence by signing the pledge.

[Photo] Feelings mixed on NKU’s It’s On Us campaign

September 29, 2016
Students Use Its On Us photo booth during their 2016 campaign. The 2017 campaign wrapped up last week.

[Photo] Sexual assault: prevention starts with education

November 2, 2017
Gates graduated from Chase Law. Prior to NKU, she worked at the Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Center.

[Photo] More than a leader: Joan Gates returns determined

September 20, 2016
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The fair included majors and programs from across campus. Study abroad allows students to receive college credit for classes taken out of the country.

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Students interested in study abroad were able to sign up for details, as well as learn how to fund their trip.

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Jessica Hindman, a creative writing professor, provided information about a trip to Ireland at the study abroad fair. The program is newly formed and will take place in May 2017

[Photo] NKU to Offer Summer Study Abroad Trip to Ireland

September 26, 2016
The Study Abroad fair took place in the SU ballroom. Refreshments and cookies were served to students in attendance.

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Here is a photo of Steely Library. This photo has been used quite a bit in The Northerner.

[Photo] OPINION: Just discovered NKU? 10 totally serious facts you need to know

March 16, 2017
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[Photo] MASO Conference celebrates African culture

September 5, 2016
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Arritt can detect 16 odors. The process is called imprinting.

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To train, Murray planted a cinder block that contained smokeless black odor. The box was placed into a trash bin for K9 Arritt to find.

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The training comes down to the tennis ball. Murray gets Arritt to sit at attention, holding the tennis ball in the air.

[Photo] GALLERY: More than a bomb dog

September 5, 2016
At home, Murray said that Arritt gets along with his three other dogs as well as his kids. Arritt sleeps in Murrays room complete with his own bed and blanket.

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Arritt is a big baby, according to Murray. When home, Arritt sleeps in Murrays room, complete with his own bed and blanket.

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Murray carried multiple tennis balls in his pocket. After training, Arritt was rewarded with one.

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The German Shepard has been serving campus for three and half years. Arritt has seen NKU through three different police chiefs.

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On campus or working a Bengals game, the crowd always gravitates towards Arritt. He enjoys belly rubs and scratches between the ears.

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Director Corrie Danieley advised cast members to do a little research before rehearsal this fall.

[Photo] Take a trip back in time: SOTA sets stage for fall

August 30, 2016
Cast of The Grapes of Wrath reads over their lines during rehearsal.

[Photo] The Grapes of Wrath: Sept. 29-Oct. 9 in the Corbett Theater

August 30, 2016
While “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” and “Thoroughly Modern Millie” are still choosing casts, The Grapes of Wrath can move along with practicing.

[Photo] Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom: Oct. 25-30 in the Stauss Theater

August 30, 2016
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[Photo] Health Innovation Center makes headway

August 22, 2016
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Team Valor members hope their gear will bring them luck while searching for new Pokemon

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With 20 Pokestops at NKU, players are able to replenish their supply of Pokeballs.

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William Heekin (middle) explains how social Pokemon GO is. He was baffled by the number of players at NKU on Tuesday.

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Competitors sported their favorite Pokemon gear on Tuesday night.

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Competitors sported their favorite Pokemon gear on Tuesday night.

[Photo] Everything you need to know about Pokemon GO at NKU

July 27, 2016
Over 1,000 people joined and battled Pokemon forces Tuesday evening on NKUs campus.

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Over 1,000 people joined and battled Pokemon forces Tuesday evening on NKUs campus.

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Over 1,000 people joined and battled Pokemon forces Tuesday evening on NKUs campus.

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Over 1,000 people joined and battled Pokemon forces Tuesday evening on NKUs campus.

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Over 1,000 people joined and battled Pokemon forces Tuesday evening on NKUs campus.

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Over 1,000 people joined and battled Pokemon forces Tuesday evening on NKUs campus.

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Vine and Branches, a campus ministry group, partnered with Common Ground and LBGTQ services to provide a safe place away from the protest. The group served iced coffee and a positive atmosphere.

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Along with coffee, the organization trying to promote peace and negate the influence of the preachers, brought along a dog. The dog was a mix breed of German Shepard, Siberian Husky and Labrador Retriever.

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Vine and Branches, Common Ground and LBGTQ Programs and Services were set up in the other amphitheater, beside Steely Library. Students enjoyed iced coffee, dogs and sunshine on the spring afternoon.

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The duo carried signs calling for repentance. They believe that resistance to their protest stems from people unwilling to change or accept their version of Christianity.

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Street preachers are common characters on college campuses. Annually, especially as the weather warms, they visit NKU.

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Several students viewed the protest and fought back. The protest took place throughout the afternoon.

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Toting signs with messages of condemnation, two street preachers spouted their message on campus April 20. The duo was set up in the amphitheater overlooking Loch Norse.

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Abagaile Long, a student in the Masters program for social work, poses on campus with her project. Longs findings showed that nearly 82 percent of her sample group used an illicit drug in the past year.

[Photo] Student research shows drug prevalence on campus

April 12, 2016
After being diagnosed with depression a year ago, McCarty is hoping her piece will connect with the audience and show the different stages of the disorder.

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McCartys photographs reflect her experience with depression. As she got stronger, so did her photographs.

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Lindsay McCarty presented her piece Resilience, a series of self-portraits featuring a variety of life-size nests.

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All of the props like the chairs displayed in the dining room are ‘junk’ items. Clixby either bought them from Goodwill for under $5 or found them lying around her house and her parents.

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Emma Clixby, BFA spatial arts major, tries to bring awareness with her exhibit “Consumed.” Featuring a dining room with a sculpted food and plates, Clixby focuses on consumerism in America.

[Photo] Student artists reveal meaningful work at exhibition

April 12, 2016
Emma Clixbys favorite parts from her exhibit, Consumed are the jello meals. She thinks they represent Americas consumerism.

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Emma Clixbys favorite parts from her exhibit, Consumed are the jello meals. She thinks they represent Americas consumerism.

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WVXU-HD2 will play the AAA (adult album alternative) music format in response to the sale of WNKU.

[Photo] WNKU's Middletown Station, WNKN, sold to Grant County Broadcasters

July 20, 2017
Nicholas Zeman is using the HooToo to imitate virtual reality for his mobile game. The game is based off a movie EMB professor, John Gibson made.

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Nicholas Zeman is a professor at NKU who teaches different gaming classes. Zeman works on different games with his students.

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