Norse Econ Club

04/14/2018

We are excited to announce the winners of ! Congratulations to University of Cincinnati Economics Society Members, Amy Crooks, Svetlana Galvez-Stojsavljevic, Eric Frey, and Iain Kirsch. Thank you to all that participated. We look forward to the competition next year!

03/01/2018

Today, we attended the NKU Budget Discussion. President St. Amand and staff discussed the implications of the proposed budget cuts. There were many interesting facts noted, and we encourage students to attend these presentations in the future.

01/29/2018

Congratulations to our advisor, Abdullah Al-Bahrani on making the front page of The Northerner! Make sure get your copy before they run out.

01/25/2018

We're excited to announce our book club for this Spring 2018 Semester. All are welcome to come! Thank you to our advisor, Abdullah Al-Bahrani and the NKU Center for Economic Education for funding our desire to read.

11/23/2017

Happy Thanksgiving from our NECO family to yours!

10/25/2017

Join us tomorrow night, Thursday, October 26 at 6pm in BC 247! We will be continuing our book discussion of Freakanomics, as well as discussing some other exciting topics and upcoming events! We'll see you there!

10/25/2017

Join us for “Make Money, Make Sense” with Legacy on November 2nd (1130-1230pm)!! The event is completely free and quickly approaching so register for your spot today! It is a great opportunity to learn about personal finance, and to meet and network with local employers. Best part, “Free” lunch 😋

LEARN-IN: MAKE MONEY, MAKE SENSE When: November 2, 2017 11:30 …

10/12/2017

NKU Econ Club got a brand new twitter page! Check it out and give us a follow!

10/10/2017

Check out this awesome article about Richard Thaler winning the Nobel Prize in Economics!!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/10/09/american-professor-wins-nobel-prize-in-economics-for-trying-to-understand-irrational-human-behavior/?utm_term=.1237a93bacdd

University of Chicago professor Richard Thaler won the 2017 Nobel Prize in economics for work making the field “more human.”