NKU names new chief of police, Leslie Peter Kachurek, who comes to area from New York
Northern Kentucky University has named Leslie Peter Kachurek as its new Chief of Police. Kachurek has 25 years’ experience in…
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First-ever collegiate Rosary Rally at Thomas More will remember football player killed in ATV crash Monday
Thomas More College will hold the first-ever collegiate Rosary Rally Sunday, Aug. 23, at 9 p.m. Hundreds of students will…
Kentucky biodiversity book now in second printing, available in public schools, colleges, universities
After selling out the first printing of its book, “Kentucky’s Natural Heritage, an Illustrated Guide to Biodiversity,” the Kentucky State…
NKU starts new semester today, welcoming 15,000 students to campus for the academic year
Today, Northern Kentucky University will welcome 15,000 students and 2,000 faculty and staff back to campus for the 2015-2016 academic…
Rules of the Road: Start of school signals
it’s time once again to slow down, be alert
With the start of another school year, drivers should be on the lookout for students who may be walking or…
Highlands Middle School teachers, NKU professors lead the way to area’s first Math Teachers’ Circle
By Brenna R. Kelly Special to NKyTribune Middle school students might think their math teachers sit around and do mathematics…
Michael Hales, NKU alum and former VP at E.W. Scripps Co., named NKU’s chief financial officer
Michael Hales has joined Northern Kentucky University as chief financial officer. Hales will provide leadership, management, and policy advice on…
UKAg, extension partner with Campbell County agencies to connect farm foods with urban kids
By Aimee Nielson Special to NKyTribune Traveling eight miles to the nearest grocery story doesn’t sound too bad, unless people…
NKU undergrads study the environment and the effects of herbicides, research leads to award
What effects are herbicides having upon Kentucky’s trees and waterways? Are local wetlands effectively protecting the environment? Undergraduate students in…
According to KDE rating, more than 90 percent of Kentucky teachers and leaders are effective
The majority of teachers and leaders evaluated in the first year of statewide implementation of Kentucky’s Professional Growth and Effectiveness…
‘Are you ready to learn and grow with us?’ Erlanger-Elsmere Schools throw community block party
All residents of Erlanger and Elsmere are invited to celebrate the back-to-school season at the fourth annual community block party…
NKU names Caswell Assistant Vice President for Government, Corporate and Foundation Engagement
Adam Caswell will join Northern Kentucky University as Assistant Vice President for Government, Corporate and Foundation Engagement, Vice President for…
Kentucky Board of Education reviews commissioner applicants, names associate commissioner interim
The Kentucky Board of Education today conducted its first review of applicants for the position of commissioner of education. As…
Forbes once again includes NKU in its elite list of nation’s 650 public, private universities
Northern Kentucky University is once again ranked among the nation’s top higher education institutions by Forbes Magazine. This is the…
Fidelity employee-volunteers team up with Holmes Middle School to improve learning environment
More than 200 Fidelity Investments® volunteers will participate in Holmes Middle School’s School Transformation Day on Friday and Saturday, an…
NKU Athletics hires Jeff Baldwin as director of development, to increase funding support
Northern Kentucky University Director of Athletics Ken Bothof announced the hiring of Jeff Baldwin as the department’s Director of Development…
Reunion to celebrate the Life and Legacy of Covington’s Lincoln-William Grant High School
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune Contributor Louisville attorney Walter “Skip” Bedford was fresh out of high school, a member of William…
Newport Central Catholic High School sponsors 22nd annual Family Fireworks Fest Sept. 6
On Sunday, Sept. 6, Newport Central Catholic High School invites you to bring your family up on the school hill…
At Town Hall meeting, KCPE’s Robert King says state now lags behind in postsecondary education
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune Contributor From 2000 through 2009, Kentucky led the nation in increasing its percentage of residents with…
DBL Law partner Mark Guilfoyle appointed to Council on Postsecondary Education
DBL Law is pleased to announce partner and administrative law group leader, Mark D. Guilfoyle, was appointed to the Council…
See a textile exhibition ‘Transfigured’ at Eva G. Farris Gallery at Thomas More College through Aug. 21
Thomas More College presents “Transfigured,” a textiles exhibition by Elizabeth Mesa-Gaido and Jennifer A. Reis. The exhibit appears in the…
Gateway receives $1.1 million grant to assist low-income, first-generation and disabled students
Gateway Community and Technical College received a federal grant providing over $1.1 million over a five-year period to serve students….