The Northerner

[Photo] The man who moved a city: Mark Kreimborg’s legacy in Taylor Mill

Jakob Staley, Editor-In-Chief

Commissioner Kreimborg got involved in creating a vision for the city, and in 1985, when he was elected to the City Commission. In 1989, he was elected as Mayor and remained so for 21 years, only leaving...

[Photo] 23-year-old Jesse Randall becomes first NKU soccer player to make World Cup

Eric Inda, Reporter

Jesse Randall and Coach Stu Riddle after New Zealand’s friendly match against England in Tampa, Florida on June 6.

[Photo] NKU EMB professor guides next generation of filmmakers

Owen Black, Reporter

This picture is of Strobel and Aaron Zlatkin at the 2026 NKU commencement ceremony

[Photo] Veteran opens brewery in Alexandria after gaining brewing experience serving in military

Lura Becker, Reporter

The Alexandria Brewing Company located at 7926 Alexandria Pike #1, Alexandria Kentucky.

[Photo] Keep Covington Beautiful: A National Initiative

Lillian Ramsey, Assistant Arts & Life Editor

Allison Wendling, Covington Green-Up Event Volunteers.

[Photo] Farewell from the editor: Emily Sisk

Emily Sisk, Editor-in-Chief

Sisk graduated on May 10, 2025 with a bachelor’s in journalism.

[Photo] What to expect from OINK’s eighth film festival

Emory Davis, co-Managing Editor; co-Arts & Life Editor

OINK's eighth annual film festival hosted at NKU has a theme of Spaghetti Westerns.

[Photo] The Potted Palm: Where creativity and community grow

Jillian Kohls, co-Managing Editor & co-Arts & Life Editor

A Thai Constellation (pictured on the right) Nikki Marksberry purchased from Emy Abrahams.

[Photo] From crossing borders to crossovers

Alex Perez and Jakob Staley

Kamora Morgan is adjusting to her new life in America very well.

[Photo] The Northerner wins second place overall at Kentucky journalism awards

Emily Sisk, Editor-in-Chief

Alumni and current staff members joined The Northerner for the Kentucky Press Association Winter Convention on Jan. 25.

[Photo] ‘Tis the season to listen to holiday music.

Jakob Staley, Assistant Sports Editor

The leaves are falling and the temperature is dropping meaning the holiday season is here.

[Photo] SGA resolution seeks to eliminate required online-only course fees

Shae Meade and Riley Weber-Horowitz

[Photo] Kentucky Governor Beshear appoints attorney Shea Conley to NKU Board of Regents

Riley Weber-Horowitz, Assistant Photo Editor

Shea Conley was announced as the newest appointment to Northern Kentucky University's Board of Regents on Oct. 23, 2024.

[Photo] Finding the starting line: A look inside how NKU athletes got their start

Alex Perez and Matthew Supinger

Franke Runge wasn't always a swimmer, but never looked back once he was.

[Photo] NKU women’s soccer shines in win on senior day

Alex Perez and Matthew Supinger

Seniors Lilly Yordy (left), Lydia Self (middle), and Emma McSwigan (right) participate in senior day festivities.

[Photo] Women’s volleyball dominates the Invitational weekend going undefeated

Jakob Staley, Assistant Sports Editor

Joy Banks set up for a kill that led to a point in the second set on Saturday against Miami (OH).

[Photo] Top five presidential debate moments you might have missed

Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris took the stage on Tuesday night in their first presidential debate.

[Photo] NKU baseball’s first NCAA appearance ended by an offensive shootout with Tennessee and a shutout by Southern Mississippi

Matthew Supinger, Sports Co-Editor

Liam McFadden-Ackman takes the plate against Tennessee, as a part of his 1-4 day with a solo home run.

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

Shae Meade, News Editor

Lince presents the Student of the Year Award to LAMP Lead Mentor, Maggie Perez, at the English Language Learning Foundation Inc. Recognition Breakfast.

[Photo] The face of Northern Kentucky: ‘It’s starting to look different’

Haley Parnell, LINK nky Reporter

World Refugee Day Events.

[Photo] NKU College of Health and Human Services announces new dean

Dr. Gannon Tagher was announced as new permanent dean of NKU’s College of Health and Human Services.

[Photo] 50 tables, student small businesses coming to Norse Marketplace

Emily Sisk and Henry Crawford

The map for tables at Norse Marketplace, which will surround Loch Norse, the College of Business and the Math, Education and Psychology building.

[Photo] EDITORIAL: Defending DEI against legislative threats is vital to the future of Kentucky

The editorial boards of the College Heights Herald, the Eastern Progress, the Murray State News, the Louisville Cardinal, The Northerner, the Thorobred News, and the Kentucky Kernel

Staff photos from participating student newsrooms. Top row, L-R: College Heights Herald Staff, The Northerner staff. Middle row, L-R: Eastern Progress staff, The Murray State News staff. Bottom row, L-R:...

[Photo] VIEWPOINTS: Student Press Freedom Day matters. Here’s why.

Braden White, Emily Sisk, and Killian Baarlaer

The Northerner operates independently from NKU as a news organization, reporting fairly and accurately on all news.

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The Northerner operates independently from NKU as a news organization, reporting fairly and accurately on all news.

[Photo] NKU love stories

Emily Sisk, Managing Editor

Ray Archer and Lin Dames, two NKU alumni, hope to get married in 2025.

[Photo] A look into declining involvement in Greek life at NKU

Brooke Bihl, Contributor

A Greek life recruitment event taking place at NKU's intramural fields.

[Photo] The Northerner brings home state-wide Freedom of Information Award

Emily Sisk, Managing Editor

The Northerner's 2024 Kentucky Press Association Winter Convention attendants. Picture left to right: Michele Day, Emily Sisk, Mildred Nguyen, Killian Baarlaer, Emory Davis, Braden White and Aya Aleily.