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Because the university has no measures in place to check vaccine status or enforce mask-wearing among unvaccinated people, the decision will likely also enable unvaccinated people to dodge the rule in plain sight. NKU knows this. ....
NKU students working to bring COVID-19 vaccine to underserved communities Northern Kentucky University students are working on it, sharing their ideas for reaching underserved populations: They included partnering with homeless shelters, mobile blood banks that double as vaccine clinics, and even delivering the shot via an ice cream truck. and last updated 2021-04-27 00:55:07-04 HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. â As vaccination rates slow, health experts are hoping college students hold the key to cracking vaccine hesitancy. Northern Kentucky University students are working on it, sharing their ideas for reaching underserved populations: They included partnering with homeless shelters, mobile blood banks that double as vaccine clinics, and even delivering the shot via an ice cream truck. ....
NKU to hold in-person commencement ceremonies at BB&T Arena in May Graduates allowed limited number of guest tickets Northern Kentucky University will hold in-person commencement ceremonies for May 2021 graduates and a separate ceremony honoring 2020 graduates, the university s president announced Monday. and last updated 2021-03-25 17:39:22-04 Update 3/25: NKU will move previously announced outdoor commencement ceremonies inside BB&T Arena. By moving to a larger venue, NKU officials said they will now be able to accommodate limited guest tickets for all ceremonies: Graduates for ceremonies on May 8-9 will each be able to request two guest tickets for their ceremony. ....
Student loan payment pause extended until October Student loan payment pause extended until October By Drew Amman | January 21, 2021 at 9:26 AM EST - Updated January 21 at 9:27 AM HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. (FOX19) - Just hours after his inaugural address, President Joe Biden moved quickly signing 17 executive orders and one is to direct the Department of Education to extend the current pause on federal student loan payments. The freeze on those payments and interest now extends until October as part of the federal government’s COVID-19 response, but only applies to federal student loans. Before President Biden signed this student loan executive order, payments were supposed to resume at the end of January. ....