Howard Whiteman: When it comes to health, we want best practitioners, best researchers, best of the best
One year ago, my wife was desperately driving me to an emergency room after an artery in my leg burst,…
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Two NKY educators among six KY finalists for Presidential Award in mathematics and science
Six Kentucky educators have been selected as state finalists and are now eligible to receive a Presidential Award for Excellence…
STEAM month returns to Campbell County Public Library in March with fun for the whole family
March is STEAM — Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math — Month at the Campbell County Public Library. The annual…
Covington Life Sciences Partners rebrands as LifeSciKY, expands to recruit entrepreneurs
Covington Life Sciences Partners, a nonprofit lab incubator dedicated to accelerating science, entrepreneurship, education, and economic development in Northern Kentucky,…
Covington Life Sciences Partners announces Christin Godale as new executive director
The Board of Directors for Covington Life Sciences Partners, Inc. (CLSP) – a nonprofit lab incubator dedicated to accelerating science,…
Johnson Elementary one of two Kentucky schools to receive 2024 Green Ribbon Schools award
By Quin Welch Building Kentucky Robert D. Johnson Elementary School in Fort Thomas and Arlington Elementary School in Fayette County…
Covington Life Sciences Partners announces new research and development lab at OneNKY Center
Covington Life Sciences Partners, Inc. (CLSP), a non-profit corporation established in November 2022, was founded to advance science, education, entrepreneurism,…
BCM’s September 15 Chippie’s Sensational Kids Club to explore the wonderful world of apples
No matter if they’re Golden Delicious, Honeycrisp or Granny Smith, crunchy, delicious apples are the favorite fruit at Behringer-Crawford Museum…
Art illuminates beauty of science – and could inspire the next generation of scientists young and old
By Chris Curran Northern Kentucky University Scientists have often invited the public to see what they see, using everything from…
Registration open for Girls Scouts’ Outdoor Adventure Day September 25 in Erlanger
The Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road (GSKWR) is currently accepting registrations for their Outdoor Adventure Day on Saturday for…
Al Cross: Some Republicans sacrifice science on the altar of politics — and, here we are, on the brink of crisis
The pandemic has returned, perhaps stronger than ever, and the politics of it are more deadly than ever. Americans are…
Bill Straub: Flipping off science, Sen. Rand Paul prattles on, ever defiant and woefully ill-informed
After having witnessed Sen. Rand Paul in action over these past 11 years, listened to his unsettling attempts at oratory…
Al Cross: McConnell should get Trump to stop contradicting science — that’s bad for public health
When I was a child growing up in one of the poorest counties in the nation, with one of the…
Kentucky by Heart: Many Kentuckians have made their mark in fields of science and technology
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist Science and technology. . .in the Bluegrass State?? Over the years, Kentucky hasn’t always been…
Al Cross: Beshear sees his limits; now it’s time for an individual character test and for you to carry the ball
There’s no shortage of subjects for a Kentucky political column: the U.S. Senate race (Mitch McConnell’s got a leg up,…
Jan Hillard: We are all in this together, except for our partisan differences
It is expected that our political parties differ on many issues such as the economy, foreign affairs, and the role…
Letter to the community from retiring Newport Independent Schools Superintendent Kelly Middleton
To the Newport Independent Schools community, As a look back on my nearly eight years as superintendent the Newport Independent…
Two years early, Kentucky’s public universities hit key targets on STEM+H bachelor’s degrees
Kentucky’s public universities chalked up another win for workforce readiness in 2018-19, surpassing a major milestone for bachelor’s degrees in…
Cincinnati Museum Center’s free ‘STEM Girls’ program inspires tomorrow’s innovators
Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) is working to bridge the gender gap in STEM fields and inspire the next generation of…
Nearly 12,000 students headed to Rupp Arena for STLP State Championship on Thursday
Nearly 12,000 students, educators, volunteers, community members and parents are expected to converge on Lexington for Kentucky’s annual Student Technology…
Al Cross: Gov. Bevin is reckless to disregard the science on chickenpox; public health matters
When Gov. Matt Bevin volunteered to a Southern Kentucky radio audience March 19 that he had exposed his nine children…
NEF announces $100m STEM grant program to eligible K-12 schools for the 2017-18 school year
The National Education Foundation (NEF), in partnership with the State University of New York (SUNY), announces a significant national STEM…
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