NKU senior Grace McConn wins best undergraduate paper from Kentucky Economic Association
Northern Kentucky University senior Grace McConn, a student in the Haile College of Business, took home the award for best…
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Thomas More IRL hosts fall interfaith event featuring leading first amendment, religious liberty scholar
The Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III Institute for Religious Liberty (IRL) at Thomas More University recently hosted an interfaith event…
Go Pantry expands leadership program to include 35 students from 14 Northern Kentucky High Schools
GO Pantry, a nonprofit working to combat food insecurity among area schoolchildren, has expanded its Student Ambassador and Junior Board…
Former NKU President Leon Boothe to be honored at Covington Rotary Club Founders Day program
By Andy Furman NKYTribune reporter He’s a leader. An innovator. Former President of Northern Kentucky University. And the 50-year Rotarian…
Applications now open for Kentucky Department of Agriculture, KHSAA 2024 Ag Athlete of the Year
Kentucky student-athletes who are involved in agriculture are invited to apply for one of six scholarships and recognition as a…
ADM Cares provides funding for Gateway Food for Thought Pantry, establishes three new scholarships
Gateway Community and Technical College has received a grant from ADM Cares in support of the college’s Food for Thought…
New report shows success of KCTCS in addressing Kentucky’s workforce development needs
According to a new report on enrollment and workforce development, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System achieved unprecedented results…
Covington, Dayton Schools among 16 districts named to Prichard Committee Community Schools Initiative
The Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence On Wednesday announced 16 school districts that will join the transformative Kentucky Community Schools…
Villa Madonna Academy announces plans to dedicate new STEM Wing in honor of Chase and Cole Fischer
Staff report Villa Madonna Academy has announced plans to transform the first floor of its main building into the Chase…
Two NKY educators among 10 from across state named to KDE’s 2023-24 Innovative Teacher Cohort
The Kentucky Innovative Learning Network (KY ILN) has announced the selection of 10 educators for its 2023-2024 Innovative Teacher Fellowship…
KDE’s GoTeachKY names class of 21 ambassadors, including Boone County’s Caylen Knight
The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) has named the new class of ambassadors for the GoTeachKY initiative. The mission of…
NKU to host the 15th Young Women Lead program; 700 high schoolers to convene on campus
Northern Kentucky University’s Institute for Talent Development and Gifted Studies is excited to host the 15th annual installment of Young…
School of the Arts at Northern Kentucky University to host ‘See SOTA’ Open House November 7
The School of the Arts at Northern Kentucky University (NKU SOTA) inviting high school students and their families to attend…
Kenton County Schools dedicates new Aquatics Center at Scott High School — a facility for the region
The Kenton County School District dedicated its new Kenton County Aquatics Center at Scott High School this week. The KCSD…
NKU’s Dr. David Childs and his team to present paper on slavery and religion at Smithsonian conference
A research study conducted by Dr. David Childs, director of the Black History Program at NKU, as well as additional…
BIA’s Enzweiler Building Institute to hold its first gala, ‘No Place Like Home,’ for training in skilled trades
The Enzweiler Building Institute of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky will hold its first gala, presented by C.K. Ash…
Prichard Committee celebrates 40th anniversary with awards, election of board including two NKyians
The Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence celebrated its 40th anniversary at its 2023 Annual Meeting and laid out visions for…
Amid national nursing shortages, schools lack capacity to train enough of the qualified candidates
The Rural Blog Amid a national nursing shortage, schools are rejecting tens of thousands of qualified applicants each year because…
Out-of-School program expanded at Holmes High School’s 21st Century Community Learning Center
Holly Simkonis, CLC coordinator at HHS, is bringing a bevy of new programming this school year to Holmes High School’s…
Covington Police Department’s Bookworms Halloween Bash at Barb Cook Park will offer free books for kids, fun activities
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter She’s at it again. Another event, trying to unite Covington’s kids, parents and residents. That’s…
It’s a fREADom Festival at Roebling Point Books Saturday — celebrating an anti-Banned Books day
Staff report Let Freedom Read. A fREADom Festival at Covington’s Roebling Point Books & Coffee on Saturday is a festival…
Three Notre Dame Academy students named National Merit Semifinalists, will compete for scholarships
Three academically talented students from Notre Dame Academy have reached a significant academic milestone by being named National Merit Semifinalists….