The Northerner

Five international markets share a slice of home

Elita St. Clair, Social Media Editor • May 28, 2024

This story was written in partnership with LINK nky, Northern Kentucky University’s Advanced News Media Workshop class and The Northerner for this series on the changing face of Northern Kentucky. Read...

Congolese native’s journey inspires hope for others

Elita St. Clair, Social Media Editor • May 28, 2024

Breaking bread at immigrant-founded restaurants

Isabella Huecker, Contributor • May 28, 2024

The face of Northern Kentucky: ‘It’s starting to look different’

Haley Parnell, LINK nky Reporter • May 28, 2024

This story was written in partnership with LINK nky, Northern Kentucky University's Advanced News Media Workshop class and The Northerner for this series on the changing face of Northern Kentucky. Read...

Senate Bill 1 puts undocumented students at risk

Corinne Byrne, Assistant Arts & Life Editor • March 5, 2020

Introduced in the Kentucky Senate on Jan. 7, Senate Bill 1 would prohibit sanctuary policies in the state. Sanctuary areas prevent law enforcement from questioning people on their legal status.

Immigration town hall gives community forum on national issue

Sam Rosenstiel, Copy Editor • October 20, 2017

SGA hosted a town hall meeting where students could voice concerns about DACA to a panel of experts and students in the SU ballroom on Thursday night.

SGA to host immigration town hall, vote on DACA resolution

Sam Rosenstiel, Copy Editor • October 17, 2017

SGA will address concerns about the future of DACA recipients at an immigration town hall on Oct. 19 in the SU. SGA's DACA solidarity resolution goes to a vote on Oct. 23.

Immigration reform ‘in students’ hands’

Caitlin Centner and Tara Derington • April 10, 2013

Approximately 65,000 undocumented students graduate from high school each year, but don’t have the opportunity to receive degrees from higher education institutions or pursue their dreams, according...

BRIDGES to building a better community

Caitlin Centner, Arts & Life editor • April 3, 2013

As three young women shared their stories of being treated unfairly in the United States without citizenship, tears emerged and a conversation began on immigration reform at the BRIDGES for a Just Community...

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