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Keefe gives school tours of The Short Happy Life of a Serengeti Lion photo exhibit in the NKU Fine Arts Main Gallery.

NatGeo photographer Michael Nichols talks about the value of collaboration

Brittany Smart, Reporter October 22, 2014

The room darkened as National Geographic photographer Michael Nichols took the stage at Greaves Hall the night of Oct. 15 to showcase his works to the NKU community. “Everything I’ve ever done is...

Creator of Boogie Bones, Barb Piatt and her dog Boogie show off her homemade dog treats. She bakes many different flavors of dog treats and has begun working on new recipes for cat treats as well. Some of the flavors she offers are Liverlicious Treats, Peanut Butter Bones and Cheesy Paws.

PHOTOS: CliftonFest brings artisan vendors and musicians to neighborhood

Ally Jasper, Contributer October 1, 2014

The Clifton Fest completed its third annual gathering this past weekend in Clifton on Ludlow Ave. Vendors displayed their products, artists covered sidewalks with drawings, and musicians performed throughout...

A litter of coyote pups, part of the National Geographic exhibit.

National Geographic photographers to speak at NKU

September 18, 2014

Pictures of endangered species have decorated campus recently as previews of the work of two National Geographic photographers: Michael “Nick” Nichols and Joel Sartore. Eleven of the 12 photos displayed...

Vendors for the Yart sale present their pieces in the librarys lower parking lot.

NKU students sell their art at ‘Yart sale’

John Flaherty, Arts & Life Editor September 16, 2014

NKU students and other local artists were able to sell their art to the public on Sept. 13 during the Campbell County Public Library’s first Yart sale, a yard sale-style event designed to introduce library...

Theatre class promotes practice over teaching

Theatre class promotes practice over teaching

Lizzie Kibler September 16, 2014

“It’s the Fine Arts building’s best kept secret,” stage manager Katarina Anhofer said. This secret is Studio 307, also known as the 307 Series, which is a completely student-run series of stage...

The beginning of the mural at Newport Aquarium.

Artworks hires NKU youth and talent to help paint mural

Matt Spaulding, Features Editor August 28, 2014

Last Thursday, the Newport Aquarium unveiled the more than 300-foot-long and 33-foot-tall shark wall mural. While a large group helped to complete the work, several of the hands that put paint to the wall...

Theatre department demonstrates its love of the stage with this season’s lineup

Matt Spaulding, Features Editor August 22, 2014

The theatre department has been involved in meetings for months getting ready to bring three different productions to the stage this fall semester. “If you’ve never given NKU theater and dance a try,...

Two students view faculty members photographs as part of the current art exhibition.

Sneak a peek into this spring’s art exhibits

Carrie Crotzer, Contributing Writer January 30, 2014

Modern artistic expression using technology, bronze work and even mini waffle trucks are all a part of the eccentric range of pieces which can be found in the current Full and Part-time Visual Arts Faculty...

Graffiti stimulates debate:  is it art or is it scribbles?

Graffiti stimulates debate: is it art or is it scribbles?

Andrew Kell, Contributing writer September 12, 2013

Graffiti has become more of a commonplace art form in recent years as popular artists like Banksy and Shepard Fairey have painted on many urban landscapes, such as Fairey’s murals seen throughout Cincinnati....

Celebration closes with senior art exhibit opening

Celebration closes with senior art exhibit opening

Mac Payton, Staff writer April 19, 2013

All of this week, students have been proudly showing off their work to members of the university community with NKU’s Celebration of Student Research and Creativity. The senior art exhibit on Friday...

Students display findings on assumptions through word art

Students display findings on assumptions through word art

Nancy Curtis, Staff writer April 16, 2013

This semester a race, gender and theater class took to the student body to learn a little about assumptions. Daryl Harris’ race, gender and theater course was tasked with coming up with a project that...

Initiative uses art, language to raise awareness

Initiative uses art, language to raise awareness

Alyson Schoenung, Staff writer April 11, 2013

NKU announced a new project partnership with Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement to clean up and bring out potential in a historical, low-income Northern Kentucky neighborhood. The west side of...

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