Chris Strobel has been involved in the media for decades and now uses experiences from his time in the industry to teach the next generation of filmmakers. Strobel, an Electronic Media & Broadcasting ...

On June 10, the Board of Regents approved a 2% tuition increase in a 9-1 vote.  Junior Biology student Autumn Jouett, said ...

Warmer weather has finally arrived in Northern Kentucky. But with the arrival of spring comes the annual chore many do not ...

Tucked away in Covington, one local cafe is selling more than just coffee— it’s giving community members the chance to connect, relax and even go home with a new furry friend. The Purrfect Day Cat ...

Kentucky House Bill 4, passed in March 2025, directly resulted in the dissolution of the Office of Inclusive Excellence, which housed the African American Student Initiatives and LGBTQA+ Student ...

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.

Tucked in the second floor of Steely Library is Stego Studio and the Makerspace. Filled with high-tech and low-tech technology like 3D printers, laser cutters, sewing and embroidery machines and more, ...

At Northern Kentucky University, support for students doesn’t begin and end in the classroom. It starts with food, clothing and the ability to meet everyday needs without fear of judgment. Through ...

The hype around NKU’s women’s basketball team has grown exponentially this offseason, and many know why: a very reconstructed roster. While this team is returning nine players from last season, they ...

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On a sunny August afternoon, NKU president Cady Short-Thompson sat down with the Northerner’s editorial board to discuss all things NKU in what has now become an annual tradition. The questions posed ...

Frank Sinatra gambled in the back room of the casinos on York Street. Dean Martin entertained guests at infamous mafia member Frank “Screw” Andrews’ house parties. And criminal racketeer Melvin Clark ...