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A gentle, attentive nurse and a patient teacher have a lot in common. That’s especially true for Colleen Williams because she’s both. As Magnet Program

Mark and his fiancée, Gabriella When Mark Bartruff proposed to Gabriella, he gave her a ring — and a porch swing that he built. Bartruff,

For registered nurses (RNs) in Kentucky thinking about earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), now is the time. The strong job outlook for

We’ve all heard about the opioid crisis in America. We’ve heard about the causes, the possible solutions, big pharma’s role, and the healthcare policies that

Photo by Wayne Litmer Taryn Taugher came from Freeland, Michigan, to Northern Kentucky University to play basketball on a scholarship. She’ll cap her senior season

Nursing students graduate with a collection of clinical skills in hand. They have mastered asepsis (hand washing, sterile gloves, dressing changes, etc.), health assessments (such

Onyinye Uwolloh is excited to be part of a contingent of Nigerian students at Northern Kentucky University. She is earning a Bachelor of Science in

Known as the founder of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale’s work over 100 years ago helped set today’s standards in medicine. In Notes on Nursing, Nightingale

A couple of years of education may separate RNs with an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and those with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Delivering the right care, at the right time, in the right place is the ideal in healthcare, but, as every provider and patient knows, achieving