University Housing held an open dialogue Tuesday evening to field student concerns and gather feedback about the $500 winter break housing fee, which is new this year. A sparsely attended student protest...
NKU’s Residence Hall Association (RHA) published a formal letter of no confidence in Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Dr. Eddie Howard.
The letter was posted to RHA’s...
Shumyla Wright
Black History Month serves as a reminder for the accomplishments and endurance of African Americans to senior Shumyla Wright, but the observance also challenges her to keep going...
The Student Government Association welcomed interim president Bonita Brown to speak about outreach and University Housing Director Scott Patton to answer questions related to University Suites at this...
The Student Government Association approved two new members and an initiative for on-campus laundry, as well as introduced a new ad hoc committee at this week’s meeting.
Theater major with a minor...
The Board of Regents announced Bonita Brown as Northern Kentucky University’s interim president and discussed presentations on restructuring the College of Informatics, strategically planning University...
Some students living on campus received a rattling Christmas-day email from housing stating their residence hall had experienced flooding from burst water pipes.
On the days leading up to Dec. 25,...
SGA is on a roll this semester with the appointment of six new senators at Monday’s meeting, where seven other members were appointed just last week.
Chief Justice Christopher Prince appointed...
SGA passed its first resolution of the semester at Monday’s meeting with a proposal to change the University’s current alcohol policy in housing. The resolution, which would allow beer and wine in...
Construction on the new residential building broke ground for the first time since University Suites in 2003.
The soon to be five-story, 77,200 square foot building will be positioned along Kenton Drive...
Academic Affairs Chairman Alan Millward and Senator Hannah Miller opened Monday’s meeting reading the changes in their resolution, which had its first reading last week.
The resolution now allows students to submit evaluations of their academic advisors, in hopes to improve advising meetings and sessions students have.
After living in Woodcrest Apartments’ Willow Hall for about 10 days, Savannah Guelda was asked to move out.
When she received Dean of Students Arnie Slaughter’s email on Dec. 30 announcing the closure...
