The Northerner

Associated Press editor set to speak at NKU

Shae Meade, Contributor

Senior Vice President and Executive Editor with the Associated Press (AP) Julie Pace, will be speaking at Northern Kentucky University’s digitorium in Griffin Hall on Thursday, Nov. 9. Pace has...

Democracy & The Arts: A lecture delivered in speech and dance

Haven Wolfe, Assistant News Editor

Tracey Bonner, associate professor of Dance and BFA dance coordinator at Northern Kentucky University, said that dance and democracy are related as they both require participation to be effective....

Examining stereotypes of race in the media

Seth Thomas, Reporter

On Feb. 17, an NKU professor brought a unique perspective to a lecture and group discussion on “Exploiting Historic Black Stereotypes in Popular Culture” in the Student Union. Dr. David Childs,...

Shedding light on race and relations in America

Mackenzie Manley, Assistant News Editor

Lecture facilitates conversation of race in America An associate professor of history at Northern Kentucky University said in a Six at Six lecture that a majority of Americans believe race relations...

Scripps’ Six@Six kicks off sixth year with AP editor speech

Matt Sexton, Reporter

Wednesday’s speech by AP national political editor David Scott began the sixth year for the Six@Six series.“The purpose of the series is to focus on the research, creative work and passions of our...

AP editor immersed in unbelievable presidential election cycle

Matt Sexton, Reporter

Still 13 months away from the presidential election, the race to the White House has been more unbelievable than one could imagine, according to the Associated Press’ national political editor.David...