By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor On April 17, Netflix premiered their first season of a reality show called “Too Hot to Handle.” Starring attractive young men and women from around […]
Review: Too Hot to Handle
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Preview: Conference on Social Work
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer On Friday, Nov. 6, the KU Department of Social Work will be holding its ninth annual conference on Social Work in the Global Environment with the goal […]
Review: KTV Episode 2 Fall 2020
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor On Oct. 14. KU’s cinema department released the second episode of their KTV series. KTV is a variety show of music, arts, comedy, KU hacks, […]
KU Sees Positive Trend as COVID-19 Cases Diminish
By Derek Lopez Contributing Writer KU has seen a positive trend in recent weeks as the number of positive COVID-19 cases among students and staff has greatly diminished. The fall 2020 semester […]
KU Bias Response Task Force Sponsors Political Debate
By Dylan Adams News Editor In hopes of fostering political engagement within the student body, KU’s Bias Response Task Force sponsored a political debate event on Oct. 14. at 6:30 p.m. It […]
KU Basketball Staying Safe While Season Remains Murky
By Derek Lopez Contributing Writer The 2020 academic year has been challenging and the same applies for sports. The men’s basketball team’s season is still in question as COVID-19 prevents PSAC sports […]
Lizzo’s Billboard Acceptance Speech Encourages Young Voters
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment The Billboard Music Awards took place on Oct. 14. Popular singer and songwriter Melissa Viviane Jefferson, better known as ‘Lizzo,’ accepted her award for the “Top […]
Crochet; A Worthwhile Hobby for Quarantine
By Sabrina Betterly Contributing Writer When lockdown began in March, I was left with incessant boredom amidst all the schoolwork I had ahead of me. I needed some type of reprieve from […]
Opinion: How America Should Run Presidential and Vice-Presidential Debates
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer In the recent presidential and vice-presidential debates, the moderators have received criticism about their handling of their respective event. For the first presidential debate, moderator Chris Wallace […]
Deaf Community Left Out of Presidential Debates
By Jamie Klaum Contributing Writer Despite the importance of the upcoming presidential election, the deaf community has been largely ignored this election cycle, and the KU sign language club KUABLE took notice […]