InterAct for Change, Deaconess Foundation award scholarships, including several to NKY students
InterAct for Change and the Deaconess Foundation have awarded scholarships totaling $59,000 to local students to support their pursuit of…
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Voices from Classroom: This special teacher is an inspiration to students and mentor to colleagues
By Jennifer Nash Highlands High School A school is a well-oiled machine. It takes an administration with a vision and…
School’s out; the Boone County Public Library has a full calendar of June events for teens and kids
The Boone County Public Library offers events at its branches and throughout the county during the month of June. A…
NKY Forum, Cincinnatus Association hosting discussion on the history of poverty in region by Paul Tenkotte
Northern Kentucky University’ Northern Kentucky Forum on June 12 will focus on the history of poverty in the region, presented…
Gray Middle School student earns trip to Washington, D.C., for national youth leadership forum
By David Kubota NKyTribune reporter Novella Rose Marshall, a Gray Middle School student and a native of Union, will take…
It’s Summer Reading Y’all at the Boone County Public Library branches; programs begins June 1
Kick off summer reading at all Boone County Public Library locations on Thursday, May 31 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. with…
The Rural Blog: Rural students face backlash after supporting gun control following school shootings
Recent school shootings have inspired a wave of gun-control activism, some of it from students, and a few of those…
Duke Energy energizes Ohio, NKY with nearly $600k in STEM, literacy, workforce development grants
Duke Energy is expanding its investment in local students and workforce development by funding 36 education and training programs –…
Covington’s Glenn O. Swing Elementary achieves excellence against odds; student success stands out
By Lonnie Harp Prichard Committee Third graders in Karissa Pickens’ classroom at Glenn O. Swing Elementary are reading an article…
Pew Research Center: Student loan debt has jumped to more than $1.3 trillion, borrowers struggle to repay
By Sarah Sattelmeyer and Brian Denten Pew Research Center Today, more than 40 million Americans hold student loans. During the…
NKU students, faculty in third year of archeological excavations at New Richmond’s Parker Academy site
By David Kubota NKyTribune reporter Students and faculty from Northern Kentucky University recently began their third year of archeological excavations…
NKU’s Saturday of Service event paid tribute to Pres. St. Amand (who pitched in) by beautifying campus
Northern Kentucky University’s students regularly celebrate a Saturday of Service, but there was nothing ‘regular’ about the celebration of Earth…
NKU offering Camp Innovation Pathways to College Program for K-9th grade on June 11-15
Northern Kentucky University continues its Camp Innovation Pathways to College Program for students in kindergarten through ninth grade June 11-15…
NKU expanding early-enrollment program for Chase College of Law, adds EKU to its accelerated program
Northern Kentucky University is expanding an early-enrollment program at Salmon P. Chase College of Law to reach more students in…
Covington Latin School’s archers compete for first time in national tournament, place 94th of 237
In their first appearance at the NASP Eastern National Tournament, Covington Latin School’s archers placed 94th out of 237 high…
Ft. Michell’s Jack Walz shines in local theater productions, including at Beechwood; going to USC
Special to NKyTribune Jack Walz, a senior at Beechwood High School, is a talented performer who sings and dances his…
Covington Sixth District school’s late janitor donates his estate, $175,000, to Child Victims’ Trust Fund
A man who spent his career as a school janitor — lifting a child’s spirits with a smile — left…
Woodfill students exhibit leadership skills through Puerto Rico hurricane relief fundraiser
Special to NKyTribune What began as a small seed of an idea grew into an ongoing partnership with Northern Kentucky…
Northern Kentucky University named Military Friendly University for eighth straight year by Victory Media
Northern Kentucky University has once again been named a Military Friendly School by Victory Media, the premier outlet for military…
Newport students help renovate historic Southgate School as part of senior service project
By David Kubota NKyTribune reporter Seniors from Newport High School recently helped with renovations at the Newport History Museum in…
Six WKU students, one a NKyian, awarded Fulbright grants for international studies
Six Western Kentucky University students, including Logan Mitchell of Hebron, have been offered Fulbright U.S. Student Grants for the 2018-19…
Thomas More to graduate 323 students at 90th commencement; Mike Wong gets honorary degree
Three hundred thirty-three students will receive diplomas at the 90th Annual Commencement Exercises for Thomas More College. A total of…