By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor KU has a new shuttle provider as of this semester, and, although routes and schedules remain the same, three brand new buses are now being used. Last […]
New shuttle provider begins service
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Anthony Lee scores 48 and crosses 2,000 career points
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor Redshirt senior Anthony Lee of the men’s basketball team scored 48 points in a tough loss to Millersville on Monday, Jan. 19. Those 48 points were the […]
Armed man robs Fleetwood Bank near Weis at gunpoint
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor State police at Reading are investigating an armed robbery, which occurred Monday afternoon at the Kutztown branch of Fleetwood Bank located near Weis Plaza. No police presence […]
KU among three U.S. schools offering Lyric Writing class
By Nickey Siegerman Staff Writer KU is home to a class titled Lyric Writing, taught at only three schools in the United States, and it is the only public university to offer […]
Ricky Hicks and Taylor Thames named to Scholar-Athlete Team
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor Seniors Ricky Hicks and Taylor Thames represented the KU basketball programs by being named to the Lehigh Valley Small College Basketball Organization Scholar-Athlete Team for the second […]
Bieber bus company abruptly closes, Douglassville company picks up NYC route with on-campus stop
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor A prominent employer and the lone provider of bus service connecting Kutztown to the Lehigh Valley and Reading area abruptly closed on Friday, Feb. 8, only hours […]
Opinion: Nicolas Maduro’s region of destruction
By James Bouffard Staff Writer Nicolas Maduro’s six-year tenure as the president of Venezuela has been marked by catastrophic starvation, disease, hyperinflation and political unrest. These problems have produced an influx of […]
A Reporter’s View: When the story hits home
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor It’s 2014, and I’m a 15-year-old high school freshman. Most of my fall and spring the following year is spent at my then-best friend’s house on the […]
SGB narrowly approves $1.3 million for Keystone Field renovations
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor After an hour-long discussion and presentation by KU administration, the Student Government Board, at their Tuesday, Feb. 5 meeting, allocated $1.3 million in activity fee funding for […]
Winter storm threat impacts campus reopening
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The threat of a winter storm prompted a parking ban in Kutztown borough and the early opening of KU campus residence halls the weekend of Jan. 18. […]
