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The future of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives is still in limbo for Kentucky universities. NKU student panelists, professors and an administrator led the discussion about Kentucky ...

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1955 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 ...

Artificial Intelligence is a hot-button topic across various industries: from theWriter’s Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA strikes in 2023 on the use of AI in film and television production, to theNew ...

Jeremy Alltop, NKU’s vice president for Administration and Finance/Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, has resigned from his position effective Jan. 2, 2024, according to an Oct. 30 announcement ...

Following a heroic season and dazzling NCAA tournament appearance, Men’s Basketball Head Coach Darrin Horn renewed his contract with the university. The new contract will make Horn the highest paid ...

On this week’s Norse World Report we give you the details on Monday’s solar eclipse, changes in sports’ leadership in Kentucky and the unlikely escape of an equine animal. All this, along with ...

Northern Kentucky University will see a sprawl of new Division I sports teams beginning in the fall, marking the first additions since 1997. Five new programs will begin in the 2024-25 school year: ...

At today’s Board of Regents meeting, the board heard a report explaining the scope and rationale for a project that will expand and upgrade the Dorothy Westerman Herrmann Science Center. The report, ...

Starting this fall, history will be made as NCAA Division I schools will be able to pay their student-athletes directly. This will be the first time ever that schools can pay their athletes.

Leo Calderón assists students with whatever problems they have, be it paperwork or money for gas. He attends protests and rallies. He plays soccer and coaches his grandson in the sport. He buys coffee ...