The Northern Kentucky University Bachelor in Health Science has been ranked as one of the top 25 degree programs of its kind in the country by TheBestSchools.org. The B.S. in Health Science ranked No. 19 on the list, which compared schools by such factors as academic quality, range of courses offered, faculty strength, awards, rankings, […]
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Holmes High School Names New Principal
Holmes High School will have a new principal next year. Covington Independent Public Schools announced Wednesday that Scott A. Hornblower will replace Dennis Maines at the high school. Hornblower has served as principal of the Virtual High School and Frederick Douglass Elementary School in Cincinnati and St. Agnes School in Fort Wright. “I have a […]
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Holmes High School Names New Principal
Holmes High School will have a new principal next year. Covington Independent Public Schools announced Wednesday that Scott A. Hornblower will replace Dennis Maines at the high school. Hornblower has served as principal of the Virtual High School and Frederick Douglass Elementary School in Cincinnati and St. Agnes School in Fort Wright. “I have a […]
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NKU Freshman Wins Scholarship on Katie Couric Show
A Northern Kentucky University freshman was one of 12 students nationwide to receive a Scholarship America Dream Award during the ABC daytime talk show Katie, hosted by Katie Couric. Luis Loza, a mechanical and manufacturing engineering technology major and graduate of Elliott County High School, will receive between $5,000 and $15,000 annually, growing by $1,000 each […]
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NKU Freshman Wins Scholarship on Katie Couric Show
A Northern Kentucky University freshman was one of 12 students nationwide to receive a Scholarship America Dream Award during the ABC daytime talk show Katie, hosted by Katie Couric. Luis Loza, a mechanical and manufacturing engineering technology major and graduate of Elliott County High School, will receive between $5,000 and $15,000 annually, growing by $1,000 each […]
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$11.2 Million in Scholarships for Covington Catholic Class of 2014
The 128 young men who comprised the class of 2014 at Covington Catholic High School graduated last week with $11.2 million in scholarships, the school said Tuesday. That number is the highest amount of scholarship ever awarded to a class in Cov Cath’s long history. Scholarships came from schools such as United States […]
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$11.2 Million in Scholarships for Covington Catholic Class of 2014
The 128 young men who comprised the class of 2014 at Covington Catholic High School graduated last week with $11.2 million in scholarships, the school said Tuesday. That number is the highest amount of scholarship ever awarded to a class in Cov Cath’s long history. Scholarships came from schools such as United States […]
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Hemp Project Launches at University of Kentucky
The University of Kentucky launched its industrial hemp pilot program Tuesday when hemp seeds were planted at Spindletop Farm, marking another milestone in the drive to restore industrial hemp production to the Commonwealth. The seeds had previously been held up by the federal government in Louisville. (SEE PREVIOUSLY: Northern Kentucky Congressman Eats Hemp on Live Television) […]
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Hemp Project Launches at University of Kentucky
The University of Kentucky launched its industrial hemp pilot program Tuesday when hemp seeds were planted at Spindletop Farm, marking another milestone in the drive to restore industrial hemp production to the Commonwealth. The seeds had previously been held up by the federal government in Louisville. (SEE PREVIOUSLY: Northern Kentucky Congressman Eats Hemp on Live Television) […]
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Hemp Project Launches at University of Kentucky
The University of Kentucky launched its industrial hemp pilot program Tuesday when hemp seeds were planted at Spindletop Farm, marking another milestone in the drive to restore industrial hemp production to the Commonwealth. The seeds had previously been held up by the federal government in Louisville. (SEE PREVIOUSLY: Northern Kentucky Congressman Eats Hemp on Live Television) […]
