Cybersecurity: NKU symposium celebrates the tech that protects us
Natalie Hamren, News Editor
October 10, 2018
Filed under Featured Story, News
For 15 years, October has been National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Various events and conferences happen throughout October to promote awareness for cybersecurity. On Oct. 11 and 12, NKU will be hosting their 11th annual Cybersecurity Symposium. I...
Chase professor a Supreme Court contender
Josh Goad, Asst. News Editor
July 6, 2018
Filed under Featured Story, National News, News
Chase professor Amul Thapar is on President Trump's shortlist to serve on the Supreme Court following Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement.
The ‘semi-accidental’ leader: St. Amand bids NKU farewell
Sam Rosenstiel, Editor-in-Chief
June 30, 2018
Filed under Featured Story, News
The central thread of St. Amand’s career has been what he calls “semi-accidental” leadership and service. Throughout his time in the military and in higher education, he always stepped up to fill a need, even when he least expected it.
Investigation docs show Chase dean’s office a ‘toxic’ work environment
Mackenzie Manley, Editor-in-Chief and Sam Rosenstiel, News Editor
February 23, 2018
Filed under Featured Story, News
Chase Law Dean Jeffrey Standen resigned in December after a university investigation found he violated NKU's Values and Ethical Responsibilities policy by creating “an unhealthy culture of fear, intimidation and bullying” in his office.
Hard work and heart set her apart
Trevor Holzschuh, Contributor
September 27, 2016
Filed under Featured Story, Sports, Sports Features, Volleyball
After an action-packed two days, nobody would fault Lauren Hurley for spending the three hour long bus ride back from the Morehead Invitational celebrating with teammates or even taking a nap. After all, she had just finished one of the most successful tournaments of her NKU career. Hurley broke the schoo...
Chasing the truth: externship helps the innocent
Molly B. True, Reporter
November 17, 2015
Filed under Crime, Featured Story, News
When Michael VonAllmen walked into a neighborhood bar for a cold beer on a Sunday night in Louisville in 1981, he had no idea he would be fighting for his freedom for the next three decades. VonAllmen didn’t know that just two nights prior, while he was at a party, a young lady was abducted at gunpoint...