Thomas More University celebrated the opening of its new academic center, which houses the Robert W. Plaster College of Business, the Dr. Anthony ’65 and Geraldine ’66 Zembrodt Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, the Center for Faith, Mission, and Catholic Education, and the Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III ’67 Institute for Religious Liberty.
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Hardin Fast: NKY sports news from TMU, Calvary Christian, CovCath, Cooper, Walton-Verona, Villa Madonna and elsewhere
Northern Kentucky sports news happens so fast it’s hard to keep up. Right when you think you’re up to date, you’re not. Quick, who are the area’s leading soccer goal scorers? Who are the assist leaders? Are you up to date on multi-sport standouts? See what I mean? But don’t worry. We got your back. […]
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Qualified Notre Dame grads can soon get direct admission to Thomas More
Notre Dame Academy and Thomas More University have announced a partnership that will provide direct admission to all Notre Dame Academy graduates, beginning with the class of 2025 and offer professional development opportunities for faculty and staff.
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Thomas More University ranks among top colleges in the country
Thomas More University has been ranked as one of the country’s best colleges by The Wall Street Journal, with high rankings in best salaries and social mobility, demonstrating the value of a Thomas More education.
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NKYSHOF begins 2024-25 induction season with seven new inductees
After a couple of months off, the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame will continue with inductions on Sept. 18 at the Gardens of Park Hills at 1 p.m. The September class includes seven new inductees, they are: Bill Roller (Highlands), Bob Boswell (Newport), Fred Geraci (Thomas More), Heather Kruger Parsons (Highlands), Kate Arnzen-Kruse (Highlands, […]
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Hardin Fast: NKY sports news from NKU, TMU, St. Henry, Brossart, Walton-Verona and elsewhere
Big names and small schools are making news in northern Kentucky. From the golf courses to the volleyball courts and soccer fields, we’ve got the latest on All “A” Classic tournaments and other special events. Get up to speed here with the fastest 1,000 words in sports. No One Fights Alone: Muller Golf Outing Benefits […]
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Northern Kentucky golf pros, amateurs, collegiates swing into action on the links
Last week’s 73rd Kentucky PGA Professional Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville provided opportunities for 63 PGA members who battled for the title of top pro in Kentucky. A handful of golfers with northern Kentucky ties tried to take advantage by putting together solid finishes in a tightly contested field. In the end, three […]
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Pizza, chili and a helping of history: six receive NKYSHOF awards
Wednesday’s Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame Summer Reunion was as much a joyful history lesson as chowing down on pizza and Cincinnati-style chili. Six sports legends were honored at The Gardens of Park Hills: former Covington mayor and City Commissioner Denny Bowman (Bill Cappel Volunteerism Award), the late Derrick Rhoden (Thomas Fricke Service Award), […]
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Thomas More University announces 2024 Athletic Hall of Fame class
Thomas More University has announced its 2024 Athletic Hall of Fame class, which includes nine members and one team, honoring athletes and teams for their achievements in various sports.
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Lloyd’s Sebastian the jack of all trades, but in the end just wants to win
His nickname is Petey. But you can call Lloyd Memorial’s Isaiah Sebastian the Swiss-army knife, jack of all trades, lockdown corner, a safety net, multi-positional, multi-sport athlete. The most important label of them all? A leader. “He’s the most humble, decorated player I’ve ever coached,” Juggernauts coach Kyle Niederman said. “When he says all he […]