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Associated Press Reporter Jesse Holland to speak on ‘Race in America’ as part of Six@Six Lecture Series

March 1, 2017February 28, 20170

The Northern Kentucky University Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement will present a program on “Race in America: Then &…

UK professor selected for team aligning higher education, manufacturing workforce needs

March 1, 2017February 28, 20170

University of Kentucky College of Engineering Associate Professor Fazleena Badurdeen is one of six educators selected for a national expert…

Assessment of program earns Newport Preschool Program 5 Star Rating from state agencies

March 1, 20170

The Newport Primary School Preschool Program has earned a 5 Star Rating from four state of Kentucky agencies that have…

Prichard Committee offers leadership ‘basecamp,’ inside look at public education, for NKY parents

February 27, 2017February 26, 20170

The Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence will bring a new parent leadership training one-day “basecamp” to Northern Kentucky in April….

School board renews Covington schools Supt. Alvin Garrison’s contract for another four years

February 24, 20170

Alvin L. Garrison will continue his work as superintendent of Covington Independent Public Schools for at least 4 more years.  …

Gateway’s Big Read wraps up at Urban Metro Campus with free event celebrating social justice

February 24, 2017February 23, 20170

Gateway Community & Technical College and its partners in the Big Read grant invite the public to a wrap-up event…

DOCJT Public Safety Dispatch Academy graduates 21 officers in latest training class

February 23, 2017February 21, 20170

Twenty-one law enforcement dispatchers graduated Friday from the Public Safety Dispatch Academy at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training….

Kentucky Justice Cabinet receives funding for academy to train groups that assist crime victims

February 22, 2017February 22, 20170

The Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet has been awarded federal funds to host a State Victim Assistance Academy, which…

NKU Nurse Anesthesia Program gets accreditation, will help fill local and national shortage of CRNAs

February 21, 2017February 21, 20170

Fewer than 120 universities in the nation have a Nurse Anesthesia Program. That number has grown by one with the…

State Ag’s Mobile Science unit to visit Villa Madonna Academy for ag-related scientific experiments

February 20, 20170

The Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s high-tech Mobile Science Activity Center (MSAC) will visit Villa Madonna Academy Feb. 21-23 to teach…

Newport Independent Schools to host poverty simulation; 30 percent of residents live in poverty

February 20, 20170

Newport Independent Schools certified teaching staff will learn the harsh realities of living in poverty – like many of the school district’s families…

Gateway holding free exhibit for Black History Month, event to be held Feb. 22 at Covington campus

February 17, 2017February 17, 20170

Gateway to host exhibit honoring “Black History Month: A Celebration of Justice, Equality & Diversity” at its Covington campus. A…

Fernando Figueroa: Sharing Gateway’s regional plans, starting with vision and identifying purposes

February 17, 2017February 16, 20170

I’ll be sharing specific actions we are taking in the upcoming months as we work toward our college’s strategic goals….

Study shows Kentucky’s nonprofit private colleges contribute $700 million to economy annually

February 16, 2017February 15, 20170

Kentucky’s private nonprofit colleges and universities add $700 million to the Kentucky economy each year and are responsible for creating…

TMC offers help for prospective students with learning differences through ‘Enrollment Boot Camp’

February 15, 2017February 14, 20170

Thomas More College’s Institute for Learning Differences is offering assistance to prospective students with documented learning differences and their parents….