NKU women’s basketball played their second game of a three-game homestand on a sunny Saturday afternoon against the Green Bay Phoenix.
As it warmed up outside, the fans rolled in wearing pink for...
NKU men’s basketball welcomed the second ranked Milwaukee Panthers to Truist Arena on Friday. The seats filled quickly with the Norse faithful and student athletes set to be recognized for their academic...
The Northerner took home second place overall for student media General Excellence at the 2025 Kentucky Press Association (KPA) Winter Convention in Lexington, Kentucky.
The Northerner staff earned...
The NKU women’s basketball team started a three-game homestand on a cold Thursday evening, facing off against the Milwaukee Panthers.
As the snow flurried outside, fans started to flurry in for the...
After a close loss to Wright State on Saturday, NKU has now lost four straight games, with a record of 9-11 overall and are 4-5 in conference play.
With just 11 games left in the season, the Norse sit...
Ella Rinehard, Arts & Life Assistant
• January 22, 2025
Mounds of glistening, pristine snow pile outside windows laced with frost, their crystal formations climbing up the glass. As snow blankets the world, muffling sounds and leaving silence, students are...
The banning and unbanning
What may have seemed like the longest 15 hours to Americans was just the beginning of a long battle.
The 170 million Americans who scroll endlessly on the Chinese app TikTok...
On Saturday morning, scores of NKU students met in the University Center Ballroom to be deployed for the annual MLK Day of Service, hosted by African American Student Initiatives (AASI) and the Center...
Previous week recap:
Wednesday, Jan. 15
Women's basketball lost to Youngstown State on the road 75-66. Kalissa Lacy scored 19 points including four first-half threes. Her 19 points tied a career-high,...
The Norse hosted the Wright State Raiders on Saturday in the battle of I-75. Both teams came into this game looking to end losing streaks in a pivotal Horizon League game.
LJ Wells was questionable...
Holly Keuper, Arts and Life Reporter
• January 18, 2025
Colorful carriage rides, toasted s’mores and buttery popcorn were only the beginning of what Winterfest had to offer on Thursday night. Students gathered in the Griffin Lawn for a winter-themed night...
Sophie McEwen, Assistant News Editor
• January 18, 2025
In a decision that may impact over 170 million Americans, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a law that will allow for the banning of Chinese-owned social media app, “TikTok.”
In the decision released...
