Council on Postsecondary Education sets tuition and mandatory fee ceilings for resident undergrads
The Council on Postsecondary Education set 2016-17 tuition and mandatory fee ceilings for resident undergraduate students at its meeting Tueday…
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Driven by state budget cuts, ten Gateway staff members are first to face lay-offs effective now
Staff Report The layoffs at the Kentucky Community & Technical College System as a result of state budget cuts came…
Duke Energy helps students REACH the river through Foundation for Ohio River Education program
A program that changes how students learn about the Ohio River got a big boost from Duke Energy Thursday. The…
Donation establishes Chellgren Success Series, funding for Student Success Center at EKU
Thanks to a $500,000 donation from Paul and Deborah Chellgren and family, Eastern Kentucky University is now better able to…
Return on investment: New research shows KY could gain billions by increasing student achievement
In new research to be published in the journal Education Next, Stanford University researcher Dr. Eric Hanushek details considerable gains…
Florence Rotary recognizes Boone County educators with Teacher of the Year awards at weekly meeting
The Florence Rotary Club recognized three Boone County educators with Teacher of the Year honors during the group’s weekly meeting…
NKU budget presentation moved back; Mearns attributes delay to uncertainty of state appropriations
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor An event that was billed as a budget presentation at Northern Kentucky University Monday…
KCTCS officially offering Gateway campus in Covington-Park Hills for sale — seeking bids
Staff Report The Kentucky Community and Technical College System has officially put on the market two properties it owns in…
38 skilled tradesmen graduate from Home Builders’ Enzweiler Building Institute
The Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky’s Enzweiler Building Institute graduated 38 students from its school on April 14th. “These…
Annual Excellence in Education event to recognize ‘collective impact’ of contributions to education
The Northern Kentucky Education Council and the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce invite the community to attend the 2016 Excellence…
Hebron’s Lacey Gerdes gets scholarship to study in Japan through NKU’s partner Gifu University
Lacey Gerdes fell in love with the language and traditions of Japanese culture as a child. Now, the Northern Kentucky…
NKU’s 14th annual Celebration of Student Research, Creativity recognizes undergrads who go extra mile
Northern Kentucky University undergraduate students spend weeks, months and sometimes year honing skills and pursuing breakthroughs as part of a…
Erlanger-Elsmere announces dates for registration for pre-school for next school year
The Erlanger/Elsmere Independent School District will hold Pre-School registration for the 2016-2017 school year on April 15 and April 29th….
Education News: Twenhofel 8th grader to Interlochen, MPA student honored, students to Gatton Academy
Twenhofel 8th grader selected Interlochen Arts Academy Twenhofel 8th grader Robert Bau has been selected to attend the world-renown Interlochen…
Celebrating National Community College month, KCTCS offers ten facts about its students
April is National Community College Month and students at the 16 colleges of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System…
Economic Inequality Summit convenes tomorrow at NKU, open to public; discussing ‘The Great Divide’
How does economic inequality divide our community? And how do we, as a region, bridge that gap to create a…
NKU to explore possibility of sale of radio station, WNKU-FM, in face of looming state budget cuts
Staff Report NKU President Geoffrey Mearns said in an email distributed campus-wide yesterday that the university will “explore the possibility…
Yealey Elementary earns berth in Odyssey of the Mind World Final, now needs funds to make the trip
AM Yealey Elementary School’s Odyssey of the Mind team won 1st place at the state level competition on Saturday at…
WAVE Foundation grows ‘wheels’ to take Aquarium’s sharks to local schools as part of outreach program
Special to NKyTribune It’s not everyday you see live sharks from the Newport Aquarium being wheeled around an elementary school;…
Transportation Cabinet offers surplus highway maps to schools; program offers educational benefits
Classrooms across the state will soon receive an educational resource thanks in part to a surplus map program offered by…
April events for kids and teens at BCPL include Lego Mania, Book Time with Ronald McDonald and more
The Boone County Public Library offers events at its branches and throughout the county during the month of April. A…
Jefferson Community & Technical College wins first national academic team championship
Jefferson Community and Technical College’s Academic Team recently returned from Atlanta with its first national championship. Jefferson outlasted defending champion…