To vote or not to vote: NKU students on election process
Chelsea Cahill, Contributor
November 6, 2019
Wearing the “I voted” sticker around campus carries a sense of pride for some. For others, they weren’t aware of the election. With the election in Kentucky taking place last night, how do NKU students view elections and do they think voting is worth it? Shannon McGuire, freshman social work major,...
Finding the right PACE: Students balance busy schedules
Sierra Gibson, Reporter
October 6, 2016
An explosive scream yells at her to wake up. She quickly rolls over, searching for the button to put a stop to the alarm. It was only 5:45 a.m., so she hits the snooze button and doesn’t get out of bed until 6:15 a.m. She needs all the sleep she can get. Anna Hand, a sophomore organizational leadership major...
Popular study habits shown to hurt students’ grades
Tori Lentz, Reporter
November 18, 2015
What you’ve been taughtWith final exams approaching, you might be gearing up to highlight every piece of information in your thick textbook to get ready for the big test. But common study habits such as simply highlighting key words and rereading your notes might not be nearly as effective as some s...
