NKU’s first Virtual Study Abroad Week started Monday and provided information about abroad education programs. The event goes until Friday, Sep. 18, and consists mainly of Zoom sessions hosted by the...
The University announced on March 18 that all Education Abroad trips are canceled through the end of summer. Michelle Melish, assistant director in the office of education abroad, said emails were sent...
Rachel Smith, Assistant News Editor
• March 6, 2020
Two study abroad programs scheduled for spring break have been canceled due to confirmed Coronavirus cases in the destination areas, according to NKU Education Abroad officials.
President Ashish Vaidya,...
Willing to expand your educational experience outside of the borders? The Office of Study Abroad will be hosting the annual Study Abroad Fair on Sept. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom.
In the past there was a fall Study Abroad Fair, now the Office of Education Abroad has added a spring fair, as well as a new program, Study Away.
Each year, students are given the opportunity to go abroad...
A piercing shriek echoed along the quiet spaces of the Sinza Community Hospital. In one of the 10 beds, a woman was delivering a baby boy. NKU student Heather Averbeck ran to her room and peeked through...
Emily Osterholz, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• January 20, 2016
Quiet sobs echoed off of the pale blue walls. In her hotel room, she sat hunched in the desk chair. Sara Drabik was broken. She was confused and completely out of her element. She had only been in...
Dr. Katrina Powell hosted a lecture in the Student Union Tuesday, Sept. 9, on the topic of displacement among Sri Lankan citizens.
Dr. Powell traveled to Sri Lanka in the summer of 2011 “with hopes...
The office of education abroad and other organizations on campus are teaming up to present International Education Week from Nov. 11-15.
The International Education Week program celebrates the importance...
Stacey Barnes, Contributing Writer
• September 13, 2012
A treasure hunt that requires picture taking, using a foreign language to shop and paying to use public bathrooms may sound strange. But for a group of students participating in the Kentucky Institute...
