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Borough does all their processing in-house By Morgan Bayer Brian Bailey, the Public Works Superintendent of the Kutztown Borough Refuse and Recycling plant, took time this past Wednesday to explain in an interview what happens to residents’ sorted recyclables. He said that it is crucial for residents to sort plastics, glass and paper when placing […]
By Fern Theobaldo The KU Clay Club had a clay cup sale this Wednesday at the MSU. The cups were made by the students in the club and displayed on the table. Prices ranged from $1 for the small cups to $25 for larger sizes. The clay club is student-run, advised by Gwendolyn Yoppolo, and […]
A day of festivities for the Golden Bears By Victoria Fischer After a full week of hype, on Oct. 22, KU had their homecoming football game at the Andre Reed Stadium. KU’s Golden Bears played against Lock Haven’s Bald Eagles. Tents and tables were sent up on the DMZ for Fan Fest, showcasing KU clubs […]
The heart of the film is the bond between Winifred, Mary and Sarah By Alex Torres Years ago, movie critics put down the 1993 classic, “Hocus Pocus,” for being unfocused, campy and downright terrible. However, in my years as a longtime movie watcher, I’ve learned that the fan’s views on a film weigh more than […]
Open to campus and local community By Victoria Fischer On Oct. 21, KU dedicated to their newest project, the Keith Haring Fitness Court, with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The fitness center was built as a tribute to the late Keith Haring, who grew up in the Kutztown area. He was a contemporary pop artist with […]
The podcast is hosted by Keystone Staff, and will feature news, interviews, and more. By Abby Regensburger Keystone News is collaborating with Kutztown University Radio (KUR) for “The Keystone Newspaper Podcast,” a podcast recorded in KUR’s studio and hosted by Keystone staff. The podcast will feature news, interviews and more. Episodes one and two are […]
The leaves are changing color and the sun is lower in the sky. Sure signs of autumn.
Evitts’ leg leads way, scoring 15 points in field goals By Gavin Riley KU defeated Shippensburg 29-10 this past Saturday to spoil the Raiders’ homecoming. Kicker Dawson Evitts (Auburn, PA/ Schuylkill Haven) struck five field goals to score 15 of KU’s 29 points. The Golden Bears wasted no time getting on the board, scoring six […]
Keeping tradition alive at the Headquarters of the Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center By Victoria Fischer On September 29th, KU and the KU Foundation hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the reconstruction of the DeLight E. Breidegam Building, located at 15155 Kutztown Rd., Kutztown, PA. The building was dedicated as the Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center, […]