Has Rose wilted? Anniversary of landmark decision provides opportunity to reflect
By Brenna R. Kelly Kentucky School Boards Association After the Kentucky Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Rose v….
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NKU hosts Camp Innovation for Gifted Students and CINSAM’s STEM summer programs — spots available
Northern Kentucky University once again offers its Camp Innovation Pathways to College Program for students in kindergarten through 9th grade…
Gateway to offer medical assisting classes — and students may qualify for free tuition
To remove barriers to higher education and to increase the number of skilled workers in the high demand sectors of…
NKU receives two grants from Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education to support student success
Northern Kentucky University got a boost to support student success, with $75,000 in grants from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE)….
GROW NKY and partners offer STEM Day Out on June 18, free to students; sign up here
On Tuesday, June 18, the 2019 STEM Day Out will take place as a collaborative effort from organizations connected to…
‘Gear Up with Information Literacy’: NKU’s Steely Library will present a free workshop on July 9
Critical thinking is part of determining when news or information is true or false. A recent study from Stanford University…
Briefs: Boone County principal to attend executive leadership training; CovCath hosts STEM day out
NKyTribune staff A Boone County principal is set to begin a year-long executive level leadership training course usually reserved for…
School is out, plenty of activities for children, teens at Boone County Public Library in June
The Boone County Public Library offers events at its branches and throughout the county during the month of June. A…
NKU Center for Economic Education students compete in second annual Econ Games
Northern Kentucky University’s Center for Economic Education (CEE) and the University of Kentucky’s Economics Department competed in the second annual…
Have you registered yet for #KYGoDigital? Program inspires educators to create, connect, share
By Amelia Brown Special to the NKytribune This year, as a Professional Learning Coach for the region, I’ve had the…
Northern Kentucky University tops in Kentucky for awarding computer science degrees to women
Northern Kentucky University has been recently ranked as the top university in Kentucky for awarding the most Computer Science degrees…
Education First: Breaking down the Big Picture of Education — taking a look at Early Childhood
The following is the first in a series of articles on the importance of education in Northern Kentucky. The series…
Heads up, high school students: NKU is offering Journalism & Digitial Media Academy July 22-26
Northern Kentucky University combines the art of storytelling, the skills of technology – and a taste of college life –…
Georgetown Middle School language arts teacher named KY Teacher of the Year; 24 teachers honored
Erin Elizabeth Ball, a language arts teacher at Georgetown Middle School in Scott County, is the 2020 Kentucky Teacher of…
Dunbar senior Rachel Seevers wins Grand Award in 2019 Intel International Science and Engineering fair
LEXINGTON – Rachel Seevers, a senior at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, is one of four Grand Award Winners in…
Thomas More University welcomes its 15th president, Joseph L. Chillo, with celebratory ceremony
Thomas More University faculty, staff, students, and members of the northern Kentucky community welcomed President Joseph L. Chillo, LP.D. to…
Covington Catholic’s Chamber Choir releases new album, ‘I Lived,’ featuring six songs; now on sale
The highly-acclaimed Covington Catholic High School Chamber Choir has released a new album. “I Lived,” which features six songs: To…
Northern Kentucky University, Ion/Apex sign MOU that allows apprentices to earn college credit at NKU
NKyTribune staff Leaders from Northern Kentucky University (NKU) and Ion/Apex came together Tuesday at the NKY Chamber’s GROW NKY offices…
Exhibit to feature photography of Holmes students as i.imagine celebrates photography club, ‘Launch Pad’
An exhibit that features the photography of some talented local students takes place Thursday, May 23 from 4 to 5…
Brewer Foundation for Civic Engagement awards first round of scholarships to nine Boone County students
The Brewer Foundation for Civic Engagement, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit foundation that seeks to promote civic engagement in Boone County…
Harvard’s Institute of Politics releases its poll on what young Americans think about politics, public service
The Institute of Politics (IOP) at Harvard Kennedy School has released new findings from the Harvard IOP Youth Poll. For…
Gateway Community & Technical College honors outstanding students at Night of Excellence
Gateway Community & Technical College recognized over 80 students, from adult education to Gateway’s seven academic and technical divisions, at…