Mentalist from Chicago, Mark Toland, left NKU students feeling amazed, stunned and astounded after a series of tricks and mind reading.
The event was the first of series of events planned and sponsored...
With Sony’s private emails becoming public information and attacks made to both Xbox Live and PlayStation Network on Christmas Day, it’s more important than ever to manage online passwords. Everything...
Kevin Schultz, Digital Projects Manager
• December 28, 2014
Northern Kentucky University is in the midst of an environmental evolution.
The university is hiring a Director for Energy Management with plans to also hire a sustainability manager in order...
Moustafa Bayoumi, author of this year’s first year’s first year programs book connection selection, How Does It Feel to Be a Problem?”, will be visiting NKU on Nov. 20th.
The author will have two...
Students shifted in their seats murmuring excitedly as they waited for CAMPUSPEAK’s Dr. Lori Hart to give her talk on opposite sex relationships in the SU ballroom on Nov. 11.
Hart began by asking everyone...
Tori Lentz, Assistant News Editor
• November 5, 2014
Senators from the university improvements committee presented issues ranging from potholes to lighting problems found during the 2014 Fall Campus Safety Walk at Monday’s SGA meeting. The walk, which...
The Eighth Annual Norse-O-Ween was held in Callahan Hall on Oct.30. Running from 6 to 8 p.m. kids participated in Halloween festivities that included much more than trick-or-treating.
“Lots of candy...
An hour before the event doors open, students fill the first floor of the Student Union. Lines snake their way across the tile floor and out the doors almost stretching the distance to Griffin Hall....
NKU student Julia Brockman has found a family that scares together and stays together.
“On the boat, we consider ourselves a family,” Brockman said. “Last year I was new so it was kind of awkward...
The runway stage protrudes into the audience, its backdrop adorning the rainbow ribbon wrapped triangular emblem of Common Ground. The lights dim and the spotlight takes center stage as people take their...
“50 percent of all species by 2100 will be headed towards extinction,” said National Geographic photographer of 22 years, Joel Sartore. Thus sparked the motivation behind the Photo Ark, a collection...
Blues, reds, and golds illuminate the night sky at Coney Island's Fire Up the Night event. This is Coney Island's third year hosting the international fireworks competition on Saturday, Sept. 27.
Japan...
