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Annual Mid-Summer Symposium focuses on the future of the NKY economy

�鶹����’s Center for Economic Analysis and Development (CEAD) is hosting the third annual Mid-Summer Symposium on Thursday, July 17, where regional experts and leaders will present the latest data on the state of Northern Kentucky’s economy.

�鶹���� celebrates first graduates of international cybersecurity partnership with SANGU

�鶹���� and St. Andrews Georgian University (SANGU) honored the first cohort of students to graduate from an international partnership program. On Thursday, June 26, 45 students graduated with master’s degrees in cybersecurity from �鶹���� during a ceremony in Tbilisi, Georgia.

�鶹���� Board of Regents passes balanced budget for 2025-2026 fiscal year

During Wednesday morning’s �鶹���� Board of Regents meeting, the board passed a balanced budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

�鶹���� welcomes alumna Amy Gellen as chief human resources officer

�鶹���� is excited to announce Norse alumna Amy Gellen (’05) as the next chief human resources officer. Gellen has more than 20 years of human resources and talent acquisition experience, and will officially assume her role at �鶹���� on June 25, 2025.

�鶹���� leads national effort to advance AI education with NSF grant

�鶹���� is playing a pivotal role in a national initiative aimed at expanding artificial intelligence education thanks to a $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.

42nd Lou Manchise Labor Management Conference focuses on effective partnership

The Alternative Dispute Resolution Center's annual Lou Manchise Labor Management Conference is back at �鶹���� for its 42nd year.

�鶹���� graduate programs recognized by U.S. News, public affairs ranked 3rd in Kentucky

According to U.S. News’ 2025 report, �鶹����’s Master of Public Administration program ranked third in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

�鶹���� honored more than 2,000 graduates in spring 2025 commencement ceremony

�鶹���� will honor more than 2,000 graduates over two ceremonies at the university’s 53rd Commencement on Saturday, May 10.

College of Education sponsors aspiring educators, addressing regional teacher shortage

�鶹����’s College of Education is supporting future educators by sponsoring a group of young scholars as they travel to the Educators Rising National Conference in Orlando, Florida this summer.

Governor Beshear to give commencement address at Chase spring ceremony

�鶹����’s Chase College of Law is proud to announce Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear will serve as commencement speaker for the spring commencement ceremony.

Wild, Weird and Wonderful: �鶹���� students unearth hidden gems of local history

Students in �鶹����’s Master of Public History program have partnered with the Campbell County Public Library to showcase stories that make the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky communities one-of-a-kind.

Debra “Debbie” Wulfeck named newest member of �鶹���� Board of Regents

�鶹���� is welcoming Debra “Debbie” Wulfeck, of Kenton County, to the �鶹���� Board of Regents. Appointed by Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, Debbie’s appointment will run through June 30, 2027.

�鶹���� taps Brianna Marshall as Dean of Steely Library

�鶹���� is proud to announce Brianna Marshall as the new permanent dean of the W. Frank Steely Library.

Back by popular demand: “Born Before AI” lecture series at �鶹����

�鶹����’s College of Informatics is continuing to lead the way in the integration of artificial intelligence in education with the second season of its innovative lecture series, “Born Before AI”.

Chase Law School climbs in national law school rankings from U.S. News & World Report

�鶹����’s Chase College of Law has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation’s best law schools.

�鶹���� partners with Duke Energy to launch innovation lab

�鶹���� announces the launch of a new, on-campus innovation lab in partnership with Duke Energy.

�鶹���� partners with NKCAC, offering new career tracks for adult learners

�鶹���� has partnered with the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC) to provide adult learners with easy access to career advancement opportunities through the Senior Workforce Program.

Chase Law to host symposium marking 10th anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges

In recognition of the 10th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision that established same-sex marriage as a constitutional right, �鶹����’s Chase College of Law will host a symposium on the history and lasting impact of Obergefell v. Hodges.

�鶹���� names Dr. Bethany Bowling Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

�鶹���� is proud to announce Dr. Bethany Vice Bowling as the new permanent dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Bowling has served as interim dean of the college since January 2024.

�鶹���� celebrates 57th founding anniversary with annual 1,968 minutes of giving

�鶹���� is celebrating its 57th anniversary with a Founders’ Day celebration and 1,968 minutes of giving, in recognition of the university’s founding year.

�鶹���� opens registration for variety of 2025 summer camps

�鶹���� is offering a wide selection of camps for students in grades two through 12 this summer. The 2025 summer camps feature various themes catering to a variety of interests, offering opportunities for young students to explore career options and develop crucial skills for success.

�鶹���� hosts Global Supply Chain Bootcamp for high school students

�鶹����’s Supply Chain Management Program, through the Haile College of Business, will host dozens of high school students from across the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati region for a Global Supply Chain Bootcamp.

�鶹���� and SCPA students to perform with Grammy award-winning artists

�鶹����’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble is collaborating with the internationally acclaimed New York Voices and Cincinnati’s School for Creative & Performing Arts (SCPA) ensembles, Meridian 8 and Baby Grands, for a high-caliber vocal jazz performance.

�鶹����’s I�鶹����BATOR program recognized with national award

�鶹����’s I�鶹����BATOR program has been recognized by the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship with the National Model University Accelerator Award.

Dr. Brandon Thompson named �鶹����’s new VP of Student Affairs

�鶹���� is excited to share that Brandon Thompson, Ed.D., will be the university’s new Vice President of Student Affairs. With a career in higher education spanning 15 years, Dr. Thompson brings a wealth of knowledge that will enhance the college experience for students across campus, whether in-person or online.

�鶹���� collaborates with Freedom Center to debut faculty-made docufilm

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will host a screening of a film created by three �鶹���� faculty.

SOTA continues spring production season with Shakespeare’s iconic “Henry V”

�鶹����’s School of the Arts (SOTA) is excited to present audiences with a thought-provoking production of William Shakespeare’s historic play, Henry V, at the newly-renovated Corbett Theatre.

�鶹���� honors former coach and longtime athletics director Jane Meier

�鶹���� honored former coach and longtime athletics director Jane Meier on Saturday, January 11th with the installment of a banners inside Truist Arena and Regents Hall, memorializing her contributions to Norse Athletics over her 31-year career.

�鶹���� announces recipients of 2025 Alumni Awards

�鶹���� will recognize five distinguished alumni and faculty at the annual Alumni Awards on Friday, Feb. 7, 2025. Gaby Batshoun, Joe Meyer, Julie Kirkpatrick, Jenny Collopy and Steve Newman will be honored for their outstanding achievements and distinguished service to the community at the Alumni Awards Dinner and Celebration.

Haile ranked among best online programs by U.S. News & World Report

�鶹����’s Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program in the Haile College of Business has been ranked 66th among the 2025 Best Online Masters in Business Programs by U.S. News & World Report.