At Northern Kentucky University’s Police Department (NKUPD), the Zelensky last name has been around for quite a while.
Greg Zelensky began as an officer at NKUPD in 1997.
He said he always wanted...
An 18-year-old John Gaffin walked onto NKU’s campus with the idea that he would be a radio deejay, or at least something media related. He even wrote a movie review which was published in The Northerner.
Nearly...
NKU’s Annual Campus Security Report was recently released for 2021; the report is a 75-page document that ultimately displays statistics on crimes that were reported within the range of campus property....
With a rise in school shootings across the nation, Chief of Police John Gaffin assures students that “school is one of the safest places you can be.”
Since the beginning of the school year, the...
The international spread of the COVID-19 virus has unfortunately brought harm to many physically, but what’s often overlooked are the mental health issues brought about by the pandemic, which can be...
While the streets of Cincinnati’s downtown fill with the voices asking for a change in the systemic racism against Black people, NKU administration debates how they can help their Black students.
“It...
Latex gloves. Lysol-scented office space. Lonely patrols.
While COVID-19 has initiated a wave of work-from-home orders, some positions still require boots on the ground. For university police officers,...
As March Madness approaches, fans are packing BB&T Arena. Keeping fans safe is the main concern of security staff at BB&T Arena, according to Erik Jones, guest services and event coordinator.
In...
In 2018, 992 people were shot and killed by police. As of this year, another 717 have lost their lives to fatal force, according to The Washington Post. While some police departments move away from body...
It’s back to the drawing board for the faculty of School of the Arts as they continue to pursue solutions to promote self-expression, not vandalism.
The Fine Arts Building’s graffiti stairwell is...
Josh Goad, Assistant New Editor
• February 13, 2019
Title IX was a part of the Education Amendments of 1972 and has since become an integral part of the way education works in America. This major piece of legislation states: “No person in the United States...
Abby Anstead, Asst. Managing Editor
• January 18, 2017
“What do you need?”
Ann James, deputy Title IX coordinator for students, said that’s the first thing she asks students when they report an instance of sexual assault.
“The first thing I do is,...
