Women’s Center Event By Kaitlyn Resline KU’s Women’s Center, in coordinance with the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, is hosting a panel discussion regarding the Supreme Court Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. “Why Overturning Roe Matters: A Panel Discussion of the Dobbs Decision” will be hosted on Sept. […]
Month: September 2022
Additional readings to be held Oct. 26 and Nov. 16 By Sabrina Betterly On Sept. 21, KU’s Shoofly Literary Magazine hosted their first reading of the school year. There was an audience of about 15 people, including the club’s advisor, Professor Voccola, in attendance. Editor-in-chief Sabrina Betterly began the reading with an open-mic session where […]
Offense totals 493 yards, defense struggles By Gavin Riley KU came up short in this playoff rematch, losing to Shepherd 42-35 despite a strong performance from the offense. Fans remember their previous matchup, when KU lost a heartbreaker to Shepherd on a desperation Hail Mary touchdown with the clock winding down. This play would end […]
Concrete poured; initial physical structures being installed By Michael Downing KU’s effort to develop an interactive fitness court in memory of Keith Haring is proceeding according to plan. Located on campus near the intersection of Baldy Street and Normal Avenue, the undertaking is intended to promote health and wellness in the Kutztown community. In cooperation […]
Update on Starbucks on campus By Katherine Lovelidge KU’s MSU Starbucks has been closed since students began to arrive on campus for the fall semester. While Aramark, KU’s contracted food service provider, is actively recruiting to staff the Starbucks, the process is far from simple. Elizabeth Kolb, a KU Student Government Board Representative, reached out […]
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Ghosts of KU
Brief history of the ghosts at KU By Katherine Lovelidge Old Main housed approximately 180 women studying at what was previously Keystone Normal College in 1895, and later became KU. Among these students was Mary Snyder, a 22-year old senior, who passed away at 3 a.m. the day before she was scheduled to graduate at […]
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PA to welcome new driver’s license design
These new driver’s licenses will have enhanced safety features By Katherine Lovelidge Pennsylvania is updating their driver’s license design and technology. Newly originated licenses will begin distribution mid-November and continue distribution over the next four year cycle of scheduled renewals. “The new design features enhanced security features in an attempt to enhance and protect the […]
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September sports update
By Conor Doherty Football – KU is off to a 2-1 start and will host #5 Shepherd at Andre Reed Stadium on Saturday at 12 p.m. KU’s offense is led by Darryl Davis-McNeil on the ground with 336 rushing yards in three games. With an average of 5.6 yards per carry and five touchdowns, the […]
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KU runs all over Mercyhurst to win 50-31
Offense totals 251 yards in run game By Gavin Riley KU defeated Mercyhurst this past weekend 50-31 thanks to a run-heavy offensive approach. The offense totaled 251 yards and six touchdowns on the ground to bring their record to 2-1. Redshirt senior Darryl Davis-McNeil (Roslyn, PA/Abington) led the effort on the ground, rushing for 131 […]
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Starfish comes to KU
New software helps to connect and support student retention By Morgan Bayer KUTZTOWN, Pa.— On Monday, Sept. 12, KU pushed the “start” button on the computer platform called Starfish, which will allow students and faculty to connect as it relates to the academic progress of any particular student. Cheryl Brattley, Starfish program manager and part […]