On-campus early learning centers grow young minds and spark scholarship
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On stage at Ensemble Theatre: Full production of the 2022 PLAY/write winner
The Match Game is the 2022 winner of the Jackie Demaline Regional Collegiate playwriting competition.
Thomas More launches Dyslexia Institute, first of several education initiatives
The university plans to introduce new programs and scholarships in its School of Education over the next four to five years.
Covington embraced principles of historic preservation to safeguard culture and community identity
People learn to “skill up” on needed skills to restore older homes and buildings at [CAHT].
NKU graduate wins regional collegiate playwriting competition
The play deals with childhood friends who reconnect and discover new insights about themselves and their lives.
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Architecture Matters: Diversity in Design
In 2021, 83% of architects identified as White and nearly 80% as male. What’s being done to address it? And why should anyone care outside of the profession?
OTR International Film Festival announces 2023 lineup
"A Slice Of Pie: A Love Story," a documentary by Xavier professor Blis Hanousek Devault, is among the lineup for this year's Over-The-Rhine International Film Festival.
CPS and Miami University team up to address teacher shortages and grow a more diverse workforce
Nationally, there are about half a million fewer teachers in classrooms than prior to the start of the pandemic three years ago.
Wendell Berry Farming Program’s first applicant and graduate reflects on lessons learned
The Kentucky program is inspired by Wendell Berry, one of the country’s treasured writers, environmental activists, and farmers.
College students face mental adversities during COVID-19
“Their last two years have forced them to shift how they socialize and how they learn,” according to Shane Tilton, advisor and associate professor of multimedia journalism at Ohio Northern University.
On stage at Ensemble Theatre: Full production of the 2022 PLAY/write winner
The Match Game is the 2022 winner of the Jackie Demaline Regional Collegiate playwriting competition.
Thomas More launches Dyslexia Institute, first of several education initiatives
The university plans to introduce new programs and scholarships in its School of Education over the next four to five years.
Covington embraced principles of historic preservation to safeguard culture and community identity
People learn to “skill up” on needed skills to restore older homes and buildings at [CAHT].
NKU graduate wins regional collegiate playwriting competition
The play deals with childhood friends who reconnect and discover new insights about themselves and their lives.
Partner Partner Content Architecture Matters: Diversity in Design
In 2021, 83% of architects identified as White and nearly 80% as male. What’s being done to address it? And why should anyone care outside of the profession?
OTR International Film Festival announces 2023 lineup
"A Slice Of Pie: A Love Story," a documentary by Xavier professor Blis Hanousek Devault, is among the lineup for this year's Over-The-Rhine International Film Festival.
CPS and Miami University team up to address teacher shortages and grow a more diverse workforce
Nationally, there are about half a million fewer teachers in classrooms than prior to the start of the pandemic three years ago.
Wendell Berry Farming Program’s first applicant and graduate reflects on lessons learned
The Kentucky program is inspired by Wendell Berry, one of the country’s treasured writers, environmental activists, and farmers.
College students face mental adversities during COVID-19
“Their last two years have forced them to shift how they socialize and how they learn,” according to Shane Tilton, advisor and associate professor of multimedia journalism at Ohio Northern University.
