Alex Perez is a National Correspondent for ABC Network News, writing for various publications including The Imprint News, The Free Press, and Washington Examiner. With a focus on entertainment and social justice issues, Alex's work covers a range of topics from Marvel Studios projects to child welfare guidelines and the fight for the future of publishing. Their articles have also been featured in Poynter Online and The Northerner.
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By: Alex Perez
“Somewhere behind the athlete you’ve become and the hours of practice and the coaches who have pushed you is a little girl who fell in love with the game and never looked back… play for her.” -Mia Hamm Whether it is gaining inspiration from a family member or friend, or watching a star emerge on...
NKU honored eight of their seniors during Saturday’s senior day festivities in front of a crowd of more than 600 prior to the Horizon League matchup against Milwaukee. Things started out rough for the Norse in the early moments. Only two minutes in, Ali Taleb was called for a yellow card after a run in...
Alex Perez writes about possible storylines for Spider-Man 4 and more, involving the multiverse, Daredevil and RDJ's Doctor Doom.
Cricket is the second biggest sport in the world, however it is not well known on NKU’s campus. Students like Yohan Pathak have created a cricket club on campus to change that.
Local media from around the tri-state packed into Truist Arena on Tuesday morning to get a look at this season’s men’s and women’s basketball teams. Media was treated to a viewing of both men’s and women’s practices, as well as interviews with players from both teams and a press conference with the head coaches.
Truist Arena was the site for the kickoff of the 2024-2025 NKU women’s basketball season on Wednesday. The Norse had an exhibition game against the Mount Saint Joseph Lions. It was the first game for Jeff Hans as head coach of the Norse and it could not have started more ideally. The IU Indy transfers...
By: Alex Perez
The hype around NKU’s women’s basketball team has grown exponentially this offseason, and many know why: a very reconstructed roster. While this team is returning nine players from last season, they have brought in six new players, three transfer student-athletes and three freshmen. The maestro of all these moves has been new Head Coach Jeff...
By: Alex Perez
While much of the rave this offseason surrounding NKU’s women’s basketball team has been about the new look of the team, including a new coach and three new transfers, the veterans on this team should not be overlooked. When Head Coach Jeff Hans was welcomed to the team with open arms in April, two of...
November is here and that means so is basketball season. The men’s and women’s basketball teams tip-off their season on Monday. The men will travel to Florida, to take on the Florida State Seminoles and the women will have their season opener in front of the home crowd at Truist Arena against Middle Tennessee. Before that starts, The Northerner has you covered on everything you need to know before the season begins. Get to know the new players, learn about the new women’s basketball Head Coach Jeff Hans, and find out which games are at the top of our list for the ones you don’t want to miss.
NKU women’s basketball tipped off their regular season Monday in front of the home crowd at Truist Arena. Their season started with a tough test from the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders, a team that is coming off an impressive NCAA tournament appearance last season.
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