The Takeoff: Cultivating next generation of innovation through the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs
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Nick Brophy joins Small Business Development Center at NKU as newest business coach
The Kentucky Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Northern Kentucky University (NKU) has announced Nick Brophy as its newest business…
Highlands High School recognizes students who are “signing up” for college arts/communications studies
Thirty-two students from Highlands High School’s Arts Departments will announce their intentions to further their arts studies in the fall…
Thomas More University honors newest alumni at in-person, day-long commencement; 440 get degrees
Thomas More University honored its newest alumni during an in-person, day-long Commencement Ceremony Saturday. More than 260 undergraduate and graduate…
NKU gets $750,000 grant to support its Collaborative for Economic Engagement, spur innovation
Northern Kentucky University received a $750,000 grant from the Economic Development Administration’s (EDA) Scaling Pandemic Resilience Through Innovation and Technology…
Maranda Meyer named principal of Latonia Elementary School; Joann James retires
Maranda Meyer, who has worked as the assistant principal of Latonia Elementary School for seven years, has been selected to…
KET announces winners of its 2021 Young Writers Contest, including NKy students
KET has announced the winners of its 2021 Young Writers Contest. The annual contest encourages creative expression and literacy development…
Free, fun learning opportunities for kids of all ages — Remake Learning Days festival creates access
From May 15-17, area families will be able to participate in more than 100 virtual activities through the Greater Cincinnati…
NKU, Boys & Girls Clubs partner to ensure region’s youth have pathways to higher education
Northern Kentucky University and the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati announce a new partnership to ensure the region’s…
Bruce Rosenthal named dean of the College of Business at Thomas More University
Thomas More University Provost Molly Smith, Ph.D., has announced that following a national search Bruce Rosenthal, Ph.D., will serve as…
Thomas More student Madyson Haynes ‘reclaims womanhood’ in new art show
By Natalie Hamren NKyTribune reporter Part of an occasional series on how area college students are surviving the pandemic. Thomas…
NKU celebrates in-person commencements with five ceremonies and 5,213 graduates over the weekend
Northern Kentucky University celebrated one of its greatest joys as 2,000 students were graduated at its Spring Commencement exercises May…
NKU among recipients of $1.5 million in CPE grants supporting summer bridge programs
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education is distributing $1.5 million in grants this month to support nearly two dozen summer…
NKU Chase College of Law bestows 114 degrees to graduates in in-person ceremony at BB&T Arena
Northern Kentucky University’s Salmon P. Chase College of Law awarded 104 Juris Doctor degrees and ten Master of Legal Studies…
Three Northern Kentucky students among top winners in 2021 KYTC Adopt-a-Highway Art Contest
Students from Boone and Campbell Counties earned first place in the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s (KYTC) 2021 Adopt-a-Highway Art Contest, in…
NKY Chamber announces 46 high school juniors for 2022 Regional Youth Leadership Class
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) is pleased to announce the 46 high school juniors selected for the…
NKU’s School of Arts presents ‘Falling and Loving’ on-demand through June 30, keeping season alive
Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts presents Charles Mee’s “Falling and Loving” to continue the 2020-21 Theatre + Dance…
A reminder to register for virtual Excellence in Education Celebration on May 5 for annual honors
A reminder to register now for the 2021 Virtual Excellence in Education Celebration on May 5 at 6 p.m. to…
Governor’s Scholars Program to add 30 more students thanks to KDE’s federal relief funds
The Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP) will be able to accommodate 30 more Kentucky students this year, and for each of…
NKU’s Master of Public Administration degree now available as fully-online option
Northern Kentucky University boosts its Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree with the addition of a fully online program. NKU’s…
Gateway Community & Technical College announces new paralegal program, only one in NKY region
Gateway Community & Technical College now offers a paralegal technology program, providing an associate in applied science degree as well…
Student Spotlight: From BLINK to NKU, Gateway alum Momoka Kinder fell in love with cybersecurity
This story is one of an occasional series on local college students and their activities during the pandemic. By Natalie…