Toyota’s legacy: Erlanger laboratory to be The Ignite Institute, a world-class STEAM education center
Creating an enduring gift to fuel the economic engine of the Tri-State, Toyota announced today that it is donating its…
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Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence issues statement on charter schools: Let’s get it right
The Kentucky General Assembly, led by its new Republican majority, voted to authorize public charter schools for the first time,…
Gateway’s Super Someday draws 300 high school students to urban campus to explore possibilities
At the Urban Metro Campus today, Gateway Community & Technical College hosted over 300 high school students who are considering…
Charter Schools measure goes to Gov. Bevin for signature, passed by 23-15 in state Senate
Staff Report In the final ticks of the 2017 Regular Session, the Kentucky Legislature gave approval to a dynamic measure…
NKU Board approves St. Amand as interim president, new leader plans to keep university moving forward
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents unanimously approved Gerard “Gerry” St. Amand as…
Notre Dame Academy celebrates Women Making a Difference day, honoring three graduates
Notre Dame Academy is celebrating Women Making a Difference Day on Thursday. The keynote speaker for this special celebration is NDA alumna Lt. Col….
Kenton County Board of Education asks Neil Stiegelmeyer to return as interim superintendent effective April 1
In a special meeting Tuesday, members of the Kenton County Board of Education named former head of the Kenton County…
Ft. Thomas Independent Schools Superintendent Gene Kirchner announces his retirement, June 30
Fort Thomas Independent Schools Superintendent Gene Kirchner has announced his retirement with this letter to the board: Dear Board of…
Boone’s Gray Middle one of few KY middle schools to earn Blue Ribbon designation; learning thrives
By Brenna Kelly Kentucky Teacher Being named a 2016 Blue Ribbon School was not a surprise to teachers at Gray…
Newport Independent Schools reminds parents kindergarten entry age is now August 1
The Newport Independent Schools is reminding the community that beginning with the 2017-18 school year, the State of Kentucky has…
High-quality preschool makes a difference in the lives of kids and families; partnership grants matter
By Brett Jager United Way of Greater Cincinnati Amanda Unsell is a mother of four living in Dayton, Kentucky. While…
TMC plans events, activities to celebrate 50th anniversary of Ohio River Biology Field Station
Now through the end of the year, a series of events and activities will be held to mark the 50th…
Kenton County Schools Superintendent Cox-Cruey, two senior administrators retire to ensure benefits
By Mark Hansel NkyTribune managing editor Kenton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Terri Cox–Cruey and two other senior administrators are retiring…
Higher Education authority offers ‘Surviving College’ guide and others free — order here (adult version too)
“Surviving College,” a guide that helps college freshmen succeed during their first year on campus, is available free from the…
800 elementary, middle school students head to NKU on Thursday for 32nd annual Dreamfest
Though Northern Kentucky University’s students may not have classes on Thursday, March 9, due to Spring Break, the Highland Heights…
Chase expands its 3+3 Accelerated Law Program to Mount St. Joe students; available to NKU undergrads
A Northern Kentucky University program that allows students to combine their final year of undergraduate studies with their first year…
Fidelity expands partnership with Education at Work to grow student-employee talent pipeline at NKU
Fidelity Investments has created 40 part-time student jobs on Northern Kentucky University’s campus as an expansion to its four-year partnership…
NKU School of Arts announces full, diverse 2017-18 season; mark your calendars, plan to get tickets
Northern Kentucky University School of the Arts Program of Theatre and Dance announced its 2017-18 academic season. Performances to begin…
W. Ron Adams Law doubles annual scholarship award to show support for student loan debt crisis
NKyTribune staff W. Ron Adams Law is again awarding two scholarships for graduating high school seniors to help fund their…
Community, academics and arts lead to Blue Ribbon designation for Boone County’s Gray Middle School
By Brenna R. Kelly Kentucky Teacher Being named a 2016 Blue Ribbon School was not a surprise to teachers at…
‘Oh, the Places You’ll Go’ on Read Across America Day — thanks to Gov. Matt Bevin; tune in, kids!
While governors and presidents and kings and princes and all kinds of important people have work to do on Dr….
NKU names Diana McGill, an alumna and faculty member, as new dean of College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Diana McGill, a Northern Kentucky University alumna who has spent her entire professional career at NKU, has been named…