NKU students, professors and the surrounding NKU community gathered on Wednesday, March 13 to share at the Loch Norse open mic beneath the stars.
The atmosphere of Haile Planetarium was buzzing...
About 70 people sat in the Eva G. Farris Reading Room on the second floor of Steely Library waiting patiently for the Loch Norse Magazine event to start.
The soft chatter dulls out quickly when Willie...
During the afternoons of February 22 and 23, Northstar Ministries held mini concerts on the steps of the Oakley and Eva G. Farris Amphitheater to spread the word of the Gospel to Northern Kentucky...
Over 200 hours have passed since a Christian revival broke out at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky outside of Lexington. And it is still ongoing.
The private Christian university’s movement...
Stars, constellations and original poetry were just a few of the things audience members were able to experience in the Haile Planetarium Thursday evening at Loch Norse Magazine’s monthly open mic...
Corinne Byrne, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• April 18, 2020
Open mic nights usually conjure up images of quaint coffee shops, crowded with literature students and professors snapping their fingers after each brave soul dramatically reads a piece of their own poetry...
