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Serikalis Neo Black Cameo diptych is a modern tribute to Coreen Simpsons work.

[Photo] From portraits of hot dogs to retro typefaces, SOTA student exhibition melds mediums

March 22, 2018
One of the traditions of the holiday is pouring libation. Libation is poured out as past ancestors are called out.

GALLERY: Before Winter break, a Kwanzaa celebration

Mesa Serikali, Reporter
December 6, 2017
As the principles of Kwanzaa are announced a the candle that represents it is lit.

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Students read aloud the principles associated with the holiday.

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Booths were set up in the back of University Ballroom for merchants to sell item such as earrings, table settings, and necklaces.

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Tracy Stokes, the director of African-American programs and services, is there to advise student not only in academia, but in their personal lives as well.

Six years later, director of AAP&S as dedicated as ever

Mesa Serikali, Reporter
December 1, 2017

[Video] Video | NPHC Stroll off

October 21, 2017
Across the universe: guide to Haile Planterium

Across the universe: guide to Haile Planterium

Mesa Serikali, Contributor
September 30, 2017
Snack food was served at the casual affair where both students and faculty mingled.

[Photo] Hispanic heritage month kick-off melds community, hope

September 18, 2017
Greek organizations donned their own t-shirts, which carried messages about their respective chapters values.

[Photo] GALLERY: Sororities welcome new sisters during bid day weekend

September 18, 2017
After bids are accepted, new members go through a pledging process to get a better understanding of the organization of their choice.

GALLERY: Fraternity bid day takes Science Center lawn

Mesa Serikali , Reporter
September 18, 2017
Jayren Andrews, a freshman at NKU, performed spoken word layered in social commentary and contemplation at the event. He goes by Juice, which stands for Jayren Utilized Intelligence created enlightenment.

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The clothing from the event came from Innovative Black Station, Julies consignment shop and Endexus Creations.

[Photo] Gallery: ‘Black to the Future’ showcases black culture and fashion

November 2, 2016
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John Legend and Common song Glory was performed prior to the fashion show. The goal of the fashion show was to spotlight black culture and fashion in a positive atmosphere.

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The models were chosen by a casting call. Aside from gathering models for the event, the preparation took months of work, according to e-board members.

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Models took a break after the event to celebrate and socialize with one another, still wearing clothes that they had modeled earlier in the night.

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Models took a break after the event to celebrate and socialize with one another, still wearing clothes that they had modeled earlier in the night.

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Behind the scenes, models got ready for each set. Clothes everywhere. Members of BWO helped organize the models to keep the event running smoothly.

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Behind the scenes, models got ready for each set. Clothes everywhere. Members of BWO helped organize the models to keep the event running smoothly.

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Outside of the SU Ballroom, a photo booth was set up. The booth provided props to pose with.

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The night also featured business section. Throughout the night, some models struck dance moves or fraternity symbols while making their way down the catwalk

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The African Student Union performed before the African culture section of the night.

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During the African culture section of the night, younger models took the stage. The ethnic African dresses were made by Endexus Designs.

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The hosts announced the African culture section as going back to the motherland. The clothing, splashed in vivid colors and in an array of ethnic African patterns, is from Endexus Designs.

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The hosts announced the African culture section as going back to the motherland. The clothing, splashed in vivid colors and in an array of ethnic African patterns, is from Endexus Designs.

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During the African culture section of the night, younger models took the stage. The ethnic African dresses were made by Endexus Designs.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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Wool Fest has become a tradition for families who return for the array of booths, food and other activities that the festival has to offer.

[Photo] GALLERY: Kentucky Wool Fest brings community together

October 10, 2016
The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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The Kentucky Wool Festival was Oct. 7-9 this year in Falmouth, Kentucky. The festival has been going on for over 25 years and has a way of bringing all types of people together.

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PACE advisors work with students throughout all of their four years and their schedule is mapped out for them from day one.

[Photo] Finding the right PACE: Students balance busy schedules

October 6, 2016
PACE is a program NKU offers designed to help people who want to come back to school and finish their degree at the perfect pace that works for them.

[Photo] Finding the right PACE: Students balance busy schedules

October 6, 2016
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PACE is a program for working adults who are looking to finish a bachelors degree but can’t during the day because they work full time.

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Caleb Wheat, Chris Miller, Coach Shayla Myles-Aaron and Leslie Edmondson at cheerleading practice.

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Desiree Allen, Brooke Berry, Megan McDonough prepare for cheerleading practice.

[Photo] A year's work for a single moment

April 10, 2016
Coach Shayla Myles-Aaron (left) and Baillee McClain at cheerleading practice.

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Audree Jackson, Desiree Allen, Terrin Ammons join their teammates at cheerleading practice.

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Megan McDonough spins through the air while Zana Harman, Mandy Shephard and Morgan Harper prepare to catch her.

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Burundian drummer performs while balancing a drum on his head

GALLERY: African Student Union celebrates Arrival to the Motherland

Mesa Serikali, Contributor
March 28, 2016
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