For many students in the last half decade, coping with the chaos of college has meant finding ways to get assignments done without actually doing them. This is called contract cheating, and it has become...
The Griffin Hall Digitorum will transform into a movie theatre on Thursday evenings over the next few weeks as the Albertine Cinémathèque Film Festival comes to campus.
Albertine Cinémathèque...
After protests sparked across the country last summer calling for racial justice, five students within NKU’s English department agreed that there needed to be a statement not only on behalf of the...
“So what can you do with an English major?” Reflecting on the past six weeks of teaching and learning under quarantine, this perennial question—one that makes English majors and teachers alike roll...
Rachel Smith, Assistant News Editor
• February 5, 2020
“It’s ridiculous that I’m spending $30 on a book I’m going to use in a class for one semester,” freshman computer science major Seth Mac said.
The cost of course materials is a common complaint...
Rachel Smith, Assistant News Editor
• January 21, 2020
Class begins with the lights turned off. Students settle in their seats—some with water bottles or sodas, maybe even a bag of popcorn—as the screen comes to life from the projector hanging above. The...
Cincinnati has been home to a growing amount of critically acclaimed films this past decade. Most notably is Todd Haynes’ 2015 indie darling “Carol” starring Rooney Mara (The Social Network, The...
Noël Waltz, Assistant Design Editor
• December 4, 2019
Have you ever used a fidget spinner? Do you have a TikTok account? Do you remember 9/11?
These are questions that can answer a query many born between the years 1995-2000 have—are you a millennial...
