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Noelle Horn, Asst. News Editor

Name: Noelle Horn

Position: Assistant News Editor

Bio: Noelle has been writing for The Northerner since October 2018. In her free time, she enjoys reading in a comfy chair with a good cup of tea. She is passionate about being an empathetic and honest reporter. Noelle also loves spending time with animals and will definitely ask to meet your pet (or at least see pictures).

Year/Major: Senior, Journalism 

Favorite song, TV show or movie: “Scott Street” by Phoebe Bridgers 

Twitter: @NoelleH_NKU

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Farewell: Senior News Editor Noelle Horn

Farewell: Senior News Editor Noelle Horn

December 7, 2020
President Ashish Vaidya gave his recommendations to the Board of Regents

Board adopts president’s recommendation for a soft freeze, lump-sum pension plan

December 2, 2020
lindsey duvall

[Photo] What’s coming to streaming: December

November 30, 2020
Kennedy Igo

[Photo] 2020-21 WBB: New faces with new goals

November 30, 2020
The Board of Regents had their November meeting this afternoon via Zoom

Board of Regents: members of staff congress discuss pension, presidential comments

November 11, 2020
The 2020 General Election is Nov. 3

Computer malfunctions, absentee ballots: How NKU students voted

November 3, 2020
Darryl Peal, Nicole Dillard, Caroline Macke and Bonita Brown discussed results of the campus climate survey

Campus survey suggests NKU needs more equity within students, faculty, staff

October 29, 2020
A fall view of Loch Norse.

Faculty senate: Title IX, pension, student disengagement

October 26, 2020
NKUs logo above the Student Union

Provost COVID-19 update: delay of meal plan, fees, travel requirements

October 20, 2020
NKUs Office of Title IX.

Mandatory online sexual assault training deadline extended to Nov. 15

October 19, 2020
NKU logo

Vaidya: virtual commencement, changes to spring break, other updates

September 29, 2020
Students have until Oct. 5 to register to vote in the 2020 General Election.

[Photo] Students, professor discuss upcoming election, voter registration

September 21, 2020
Another benefit of the plant selection in the gardens is that they are designed to be colorful throughout the year—keeping the campus aesthetically pleasing during every season.

Board of Regents swear in new regent, discuss COVID-19’s impact on enrollment, budget

September 9, 2020
In MEP 200, there are stickers indicating what seats are available to be sat in.

Being a dean during a pandemic

September 7, 2020
SGA announces 5 new freshman senators

SGA announces 5 new freshman senators

September 3, 2020
Students outside the SU on their first day back to campus.

Provost shares new online form for positive cases, triggers for campus closure

September 1, 2020
NKUs Fine Arts Building

Faculty senate has first meeting of semester

August 31, 2020
In the case that Spring semester looks similar to this semester and the meal plan gets delayed again, Hales said that NKU would have to renegotiate its contract with Chartwells and see what the impact of the delay would be.

NKU officials discuss potential mandatory commuter meal plan

August 29, 2020
Facial coverings are required on campus as part of the Norse Nine.

Provost shares COVID-19 update, FAQ

August 25, 2020
corona feature

Provost updates campus on COVID-19 protocols

August 18, 2020
REVIEW: Phoebe Bridgers Releases ‘Punisher’

REVIEW: Phoebe Bridgers Releases ‘Punisher’

June 19, 2020
Many people still have to work despite the pandemic.

For many essential workers, risking our health is not a choice

May 8, 2020
Dr. Jacqueline Emerine and her son working in their converted office trailer.

How professors with children are balancing their work, personal life

May 8, 2020
An NKU athlete doing sit ups to stay in shape.

[Photo] Sporting season may be canceled but staying fit isn’t

May 8, 2020
Lauren Goodwin, left, and Mia Derks, right, stand next to each other and smile. They are wearing light pink shirts.

Goodwin and Derks: Transparency in Action

March 4, 2020
Illustration-COMPLETE

[Photo] No Bones About It: Evolutionary Studies is Skeletons of Fun

February 27, 2020
Dr. Ginni Fair will be the dean for the College of Education.

Dr. Ginni Fair announced as dean of the College of Education

February 6, 2020
FILE: A view from Loch Norse.

NKU invites the community into its classrooms

January 28, 2020
Lauren Hendrix takes her chance in the cash box on Tuesday.

Everybody wins this Giving Tuesday

December 3, 2019
SGA members pose for photo after meeting ends.

SGA creates new committees and appoints chairs

December 2, 2019
Dating in the digital age: safety, awareness

Dating in the digital age: safety, awareness

November 21, 2019
Chief Justice Noah Cullen goes over amendment changes to the SGA constitution.

SGA reappoints committee chairs, amendment changes

November 19, 2019
Andra R. Ward, vice chair and NKU President Ashish Vaidya.

Board of Regents discuss renovation plans across campus

November 14, 2019
Tyrobius Bacon, Aliya Cannon and Noelle Brooks pose in front of the resolution.

SGA passes resolution for NPHC plots

November 6, 2019
Tyrobius Bacon, Aliya Cannon and Noelle Brooks pose in front of the resolution.

[Photo] Post-McDonald Era: Pressure is off, opportunity to build

November 6, 2019
The 2020 General Election is Nov. 3

Student’s perspectives on upcoming governor election

November 4, 2019
President Vaidya attended the Oct. 21 meeting. Vaidya said, “I do believe that great ideas can come from anywhere, as long as they keep the students front and center.

Vaidya discusses strategic framework, retention issues at SGA

October 22, 2019
An illustration of LGBTQ icon Harvey Milk.

[Photo] Lavender figures: A look into the life of Harvey Milk

October 9, 2019
Police report attempted sexual assault

Police report attempted sexual assault

October 8, 2019
SGA senators talk about spring break plans during a short recess. Taken March 4.

SGA hosts town hall, addresses mental health within identities on campus

October 1, 2019
The Board of Regents meeting on September 11th.

Board of Regents announces new residence hall and new pizzeria

September 12, 2019
Left to right: Amber Ford, Autumn Ruehl, Heather Mitchell

A different perspective: NKU’s newest police officers

September 11, 2019
LIFT Scholar Program invests in student success

LIFT Scholar Program invests in student success

August 29, 2019
Bonita J. Brown will serve NKU as VP and CSO

NKU announces new vice president and chief strategy officer

May 29, 2019
“I think a lot of black people see that when they go to therapy they want to talk and then someone’s jotting down notes like, ‘This is an excuse why you cant get this done. - DeShawn King

Minority health counseling: Could university programs be more inclusive?

April 29, 2019
E. coli outbreak linked to fast food in Kentucky

E. coli outbreak linked to fast food in Kentucky

April 2, 2019
Human trafficking task force working to help Kentucky victims

Human trafficking task force working to help Kentucky victims

February 20, 2019
Jennifer Kinsley, attorney and Chase Law associate director of professional development, works for justice for those who belong to traditionally marginalized groups.

Rebel lawyer: Chase Law professor defends survivors of trafficking

January 18, 2019
Students rally in response to the cross display on campus lawn.

At campus pro-life display, opinions split on Roe v. Wade

November 13, 2018
Dying with the Stars will have two more shows Friday Oct. 26 and Saturday Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m.

Planetarium’s ‘Dying with the Stars’ shows how spooky space can be

October 25, 2018
The server system on the third floor of Griffin Hall.

The dangers of Cyberspace & how you can protect yourself

October 4, 2018
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