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The Newspaper Readership Program provides the NKU community with ready access to regional, national, and international journalism, as well as to speakers, webinars, and other resources that bring those who cover and edit the news to NKU’s campus. The Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement coordinates the program, which includes these components: 

DailyChatter: This digital news site promises “the world in 2 minutes.” The DailyChatter’s editors scan the world’s headlines to provide a morning briefing. It’s free to anyone with an NKU email address. Sign up at www.dailychatter.com/nku

Associated Press: This daily news from Kentucky and around the world by AP’s journalists is available for classroom use. Interested faculty can contact the Scripps Howard Center at engage@nku.edu to set up access.  

Annual AP Lecture: As part of the Six@Six Lecture series, a national journalist from the Associated Press visits the NKU campus each year for a public lecture as well as discussions with students. 

News archives: Steely Library provides free digital access to local and national newspaper archives for NKU use