Things didn’t go as planned for Luke Muller at this week’s 104th Kentucky Open at Persimmon Ridge Golf Course in Louisville. The rising Northern Kentucky University junior finished tied for 24th among amateurs with a three-day score of 7-over-par 223. That put the former Highlands High School two-sport standout well back of winner Justin Tereshko […]
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NKY Chamber to discuss needs of growing Latin American population
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is exploring how regional employers can meet the needs of the region’s growing Latin American population. The Investing in Equity Series event, titled LatinX Immigration – NKY’s Fastest Growing Population, will dive deeper into how business owners and regional leaders can make diversity, equity and inclusion part of the Northern Kentucky business […]
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NKU Center for Economic Development gives annual Midsummer Economic Checkup
Senior Director of Northern Kentucky University’s Center for Economic Analysis and Development Janet Harrah updated students, university leaders, business owners and community members on the state of the United States economy at her annual Midsummer Economic Checkup last Friday. To Harrah, there are both positives and negatives regarding the current state of the economy. Some […]
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NKU hosting event to help students ahead of first day of school
Still have questions about enrolling, payment options, housing, or financial aid? The Fast Track Student Services Event is a one-stop shop where students can interact with various departments to ensure a successful transition to Northern Kentucky University. Complete your application, confirm your enrollment, discuss financial aid, and talk about housing with representatives so that you can […]
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Classy Saints golfers make the grade
Thomas More University women’s golfers Natalie Hamilton and Rachel Hummel have demonstrated their prowess both on and off the golf courses during their playing careers with the Saints. As good as they are on the links, they are even better in the classroom. Hamilton and Hummel were named to the Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American […]
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One more smart play for NKU golfer Alex Doss
Alex Doss wrapped up an award-winning stay on the Northern Kentucky University golf team this spring with a solid showing at the Horizon League Championships on the El Campeon course at the Mission Inn Resort and Club in Florida. It’s summer in Kentucky and Doss is still collecting honors and setting records. Last week, Doss […]
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Dixie Heights senior awarded $20k Anthony Muñoz Foundation scholarship
The Anthony Muñoz Foundation chose its 2023 Scholarship Fund recipients, and a Dixie Heights High School senior was among them. Developed through Anthony Muñoz and his family’s passion for helping deserving students, the “Scholarship Fund” is a $20,000 opportunity for high school seniors attending a college or university within the foundation’s impact area. The foundation […]
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Rhodes headed overseas, Norse add Illinois State to schedule
Former Northern Kentucky University point guard Xavier Rhodes will be making his professional debut in Slovenia. Rhodes inked a deal with BC Prievidza of the Nike Slovak Basketball League, the top men’s league in Slovakia. In his lone season with the Norse, Rhodes averaged 7.7 points, 3.6 assists, 2.4 rebounds and 2.0 steals per contest […]
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Lassing Pointe five-peat!
Area golfers don’t have to venture far to play on the best public course in Kentucky. They’ve got it right here in their own back yard. Golf Week Magazine this month released its annual state-by-state rankings of the best public and private golf courses around the country and Lassing Pointe Golf Course once again topped […]
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NKU says affirmative action decision won’t affect admission process
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday struck down affirmative action in college admissions, declaring race cannot be a factor and forcing higher education institutions to look for new ways to achieve diverse student bodies. The court’s conservative majority overturned admissions plans at Harvard and the University of North Carolina, the nation’s oldest private and public […]
