Norse Phonathon, Northern Kentucky University’s call center, operated by the Office of Annual Giving, will be closing its ...

The main subject of this investigative report is a full-time visiting faculty member at Northern Kentucky University who was ...

Nestled among the fourth-floor classrooms of Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts is a studio space dedicated to ...

The Northerner has selected Sports Editor Jakob Staley to be its next Editor-in-Chief. Staley will lead the publication over ...

Purrfect Day Cat Cafe Tucked away in Covington, one local cafe is selling more than just coffee— it’s giving community ...

NKU musical theatre major Cody Combs recently starred in Paramount Theatre’s production of “Dear Evan Hansen.” The musical, a ...

During the Student Government Association’s (SGA) weekly meeting on Monday, President Collin Jarrell announced that there is ...

In an email sent to the campus community on Friday afternoon, Northern Kentucky University President Cady Short-Thompson ...

Ashley Kelly, representing Phi Mu Sorority, and Jasmine Bradley, representing the Black Student Union, were honored as the 2025 homecoming royalty. NKU President Dr. Cady Short-Thompson placed sashes ...

Adam Blair takes a deep breath, getting into his rhythm, “Boom. Boom. Boom.” The ball hits the floor. Blair holds the ball ...

In the 1950s Golden Age, a cruise down Monmouth Street in the center of Newport seemed to be the epitome of glamor: There were flashy lights, A-list performers, gourmet cuisines and spotless streets.

Northern Kentucky University’s annual Step Up Show took over Regents Hall Friday night with high-energy performances, bold choreography and a powerful celebration of student talent and campus spirit.