NKU women’s soccer streak ends Northern Kentucky University’s women’s soccer team was part of history Sunday – but not the kind the Norse wanted. Morehead State handed NKU (4-1) its first loss of the season, 2-0. The Eagles beat the Norse for the first time in program history (NKU is still 8-1-1 overall) and scored […]
Tag: thomas more
Posted inNews
‘Pathways to More’ offers new route to bachelor’s degrees
Kentucky students with associate’s degrees now have a new way of earing a bachelor’s from Thomas More University. Thomas More and the Kentucky Community & Technical College System, often shortened to KCTCS, are launching a new dual-credit and transfer program that will allow students at any of the state system’s 16 colleges, including Gateway, a […]
Posted inNews
Thomas More launches master of science in nursing
Thomas More University announced the launch of its Master of Science in Nursing program. The program is designed to “provide aspiring nurse leaders with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary to advance their careers,” per a release from Thomas More. The fully online program offers two concentrations, nurse executive and healthcare informatics. “Nurses are on the frontlines of our […]
Posted in50 Sports Icons
50 NKY sports icons in 50 days: Day 9, Jim Connor
The history of sports in Northern Kentucky goes back a long way. A very long way. Decades. Centuries. We know you’ve seen these lists before, but this is a different and unique way of presenting our “50 sports icons in Northern Kentucky” as we’ll provide you one per day over the next 50 days. Hall […]
Posted inBasketball
Basketball bites: the latest weekly happenings in NKY hoops
Some college notes, another 1,000-point scorer, record-setting games for programs, a buzzer beater and NKAC champs all included in the latest basketball bites. The season is winding down as the stakes ramp up! Ipsaro playing key rotational role in Miami (Ohio) turnaround Covington Catholic grad and Miami (Ohio) sophomore Evan Ipsaro is a key rotational […]
Posted inCulture
Thomas More to host inaugural summer theater workshop for high schoolers
Thomas Moore University is hosting its first summer theater workshop for high school students, featuring classes in improv, dance, puppetry, stage combat and more, led by experienced instructors and Broadway vets.
Posted inSports
Hardin Fast: NKY sports news from NKU, Highlands, Ryle, CovCath, Walton-Verona, Holy Cross, Calvary Christian and elsewhere
Sports news never stops in Northern Kentucky and we never rest. News is coming quickly on several fronts. Coaching news around the clock. College offers are rapidly accumulating. All-star games are taking place. It’s all here in the fastest 1,000 words in sports. LONGTIME HIGHLANDS COACH STEPS DOWN Brian Alessandro has stepped down as Highlands […]
Posted inSports
Hardin Fast: NKY sports shorts from NKU, TMU, Beechwood, CovCath, Ryle, Highlands, Newport and points in between
Area basketball coaching hires continue at a rapid pace. Offers, commitments, transfers and invitations are coming in quickly. A local football player gets the score of his life. I have another fish story. It’s all here in the fastest 1,000 words in sports. FORMER BULLDOG BECOMES BEECHWOOD COACH Celeste Hill Brockett is the new Beechwood […]
Posted inEducation
Covington Latin School likely to join Thomas More University
Covington Latin School is exploring an affiliation with Thomas More University, which could begin in the 2025-2026 academic school year, preserving the school’s name, tradition, and reputation for graduating exceptional and ethical servant leaders, according to Rev. John Iffert.
Posted inSports
Hardin Fast: NKY sports shorts from Holmes, CovCath, Beechwood, Brossart, St. Henry, Walton, NKU, TMU and elsewhere
Covington is in the news on several sporting fronts. Information is coming fast from Covington Catholic and Holmes high schools and the city itself, where an official has received his due. Commitments, offers and transfers are all here and I have a fish story in the fastest 1,000 words in sports. GULLETT STEPS DOWN AS […]
