The Norse returned back home to continue Horizon League play, finishing with a 1-1 draw against Wright State after leading ...

For NKU Greek life, Big Pink Volleyball is part fundraiser, part competition and part tradition. The annual event returned ...

A warm cloudless Wednesday afternoon on NKUs campus was anything but quiet, as Live at Loch started its festivities on a high ...

The Northern Kentucky University Police reported four rapes and seven cases of stalking last year in its annual security & ...

When financial assistance staffer Adrianna Wilson leaves her home along Martha Layne Collins Blvd., one of 15 Brighton Center ...

NKU women’s volleyball swept Milwaukee over the weekend to open up Horizon League play.  The Norse were picked to finish ...

The fate of the beloved Landrum cats is still up in the air, with the Cat Colony Care Society meeting with Director of ...

As a senior about to graduate with a minor in American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf Studies, I’ve learned so much about the Deaf community, and it’s opened my eyes to how the world can change by ...

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 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 ...

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 ...

The Northerner has selected Sports Editor Jakob Staley to be its next Editor-in-Chief. Staley will lead the publication over the 2026-27 school year. Staley, who will be a senior in the fall, is a ...