In a panel led by Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer Darryl Peal, NKU faculty and administration talked about coronavirus, racism and future steps for improvement.
Coronavirus related issues
The...
The Campus Recreation Center announced yesterday plans to reopen on Aug. 3.
The Rec Center has been closed since March 18 due to COVID-19 concerns.
In a campus-wide email, the Rec Center announced...
Will all of my classes be in-person?
That depends. According to NKU, there will be a variety of classes held fully in-person, fully online, hybrid (online and in-person) and online courses with scheduled...
NKU will resume some in-person class meetings in fall 2020, President Ashish Vaidya announced in a campus-wide email Monday afternoon.
The fall semester will start on August 17, 2020, as scheduled....
Harvey Germain, owner of Mac’s Pizza Pub in Cold Spring, said the first day of reopening for dine-in, May 22, was a beautiful day as guests visited to hang out and have a good time sitting outside of...
During its May meeting, the Board of Regents discussed a research misconduct proposal from the Faculty Senate along with announcements of tuition freezes, new majors and programs and a new residence hall...
COVID-19 has completely stopped the world.
Schools now operate online. Grocery stores are no longer open 24/7. Masks are strongly encouraged to be worn in public—even just for exercise.
Coronavirus...
Latex gloves. Lysol-scented office space. Lonely patrols.
While COVID-19 has initiated a wave of work-from-home orders, some positions still require boots on the ground. For university police officers,...
The idea of walking into a coffee shop, smelling fresh coffee and sitting down to drink it is the thought that motivates junior secondary education major Grace Gillum through quarantine.
The COVID-19...
Program Director Emily Hellman was curious about how the students in the SHEP program would receive the change to an online semester. Due to campus partially closing, the students have to transition to...
“Does anyone else have something to bring up? Any questions?” NKU Provost Sue Ott Rowlands asks in an empty room. On her computer screen, twenty-five pairs of eyes blink back at her. She always ends...
