Duong Nguyen’s family was planning for years for his younger brother, a high school senior, to apply to Northern Kentucky University. His brother had been studying for the IELTS and SAT exams when they...
First-time undergraduate students have a 12-month dropout rate of 24.1%, according to a report by the Education Data Initiative.
With this in mind, the Office of University Housing at NKU implemented...
With a total of 506 international students attending for the Fall 2022 semester, NKU hasn’t seen a number this large since 2015. Rebecca Hansen, Director of International Student & Scholar Services...
Snacks, language cards and other souvenirs are just a few of the things that you could find at the World Bazaar event hosted by NKU’s International Student Union Monday afternoon in the Student Union.
The...
International students at NKU are facing a unique situation as classes move online until the end of the semester and COVID-19 cases rise around the globe.
“Since it started during the summer, there...
Alyssa Weber, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• January 30, 2020
It has been three and a half years since senior criminal justice major Nahawa Ada Sesay has gone home to Sierra Leone to see her family. However, because of the NKU organization Welcoming International Students Home (WISH), Sesay has found her second family.
When students begin rolling back onto campus in the fall, there is one minority group that will be significantly lacking in number. Formerly able to study anywhere in the world courtesy of a government...
