Some students living on campus received a rattling Christmas-day email from housing stating their residence hall had experienced flooding from burst water pipes.
On the days leading up to Dec. 25,...
Construction has taken place all across NKU’s campus, from the MEP Bridge to areas around Loch Norse being renovated this past semester. Starting as soon as the spring of 2023, the Fine Arts Center will...
Bright orange fences in the sun. The sounds of drills and excavators. Dirt, dust and debris. Northern Kentucky University campus is undergoing construction, but maintenance and renovation of the infrastructure...
Some students may have noticed some changes happening to the arena at NKU, as the arena is undergoing its third name change since its completion in 2008. What was once Bank of Kentucky Center, then BB&T...
Mark Payne, LINK nky politics and government reporter
• March 30, 2022
Funding for the Brent Spence Bridge corridor project took two crucial steps Tuesday. House Bill 242, which is the House Biennial Highway Construction plan, passed the Senate Transportation Committee.
The...
Josh Goad, Assistant News Editor
• January 17, 2019
On Jan. 16, NKU’s Board of Regents gathered for their first meeting of 2019. After a fall semester that fell short of enrollment expectations, President Ashish Vaidya was pleased to announce some changes...
NKU announced on Monday plans to build new amenities and medical offices on Nunn Drive starting in mid-2018, bringing new restaurants, retail, apartments, and a 70,000 square-foot St. Elizabeth medical office to campus.
Work on the $2.95 million project is scheduled to be done by the end of this month. When it is finished, there will be about 100 fewer parking spaces.
Some electrical work remains to be completed, as...
Over the summer, construction swept through NKU’s campus, including newly blacktopped roads, roundabouts and parking lots. Stretching from Johns Hill Road to 3 Mile Road, a new 1.6 mile connector road...
Founder’s Hall, the five-story facility once home to an array of departments and offices, is now dimly lit with silent corridors. Tables and chairs are stacked up against walls in the once bustling...
A state road project will result in increased traffic and parking times in the coming weeks, according to an NKU press release. All of Lot Y and parts of Lots A, G, K and L will be affected by the...
