By Hunter Mikosz Contributing Writer In 1789, when the constitution was ratified, the first political party was created: the Federalist Party. From there on out, political parties have been at the forefront […]
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KU student assists car crash victims in front of KU bus
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor Two KU geography classes were on their way to Philadelphia when a four-car pile-up brought traffic to a halt in front of them and caused a student to […]
Visual and Performing Arts associate dean named
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The College of Visual and Performing Arts has a new associate dean, a former Texas A&M professor who Dr. Michelle Kiec, dean of the college, says “brings a […]
KU football takes down Lock Haven in 41-0 Homecoming blowout
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor The Golden Bears seemed to have saved their best performance for the homecoming game as KU shuts out Lock Haven in a 41-0 blowout at home on […]
Profile: Dr. Anne DeLong writes on all things horror
By Heather Gursky Assistant A&E Editor Dr. Anne DeLong is a professor at KU who teaches British, gothic and feminist literature in the English Department. While teaching at KU, she has achieved […]
Food: There are no tricks to these spooky treats
By Ellen Robinson Contributing Writer Pumpkin Spice Rice Krispie Treats Rice Krispie treats have always been an easy dorm room snack being that you just throw everything in a bowl and pop […]
Local railroad addresses concerns regarding emissions
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor A concerned Kutztown-borough resident recently approached borough council about emissions from the locomotive operated by the Kutztown-based Allentown and Auburn Railroad. On Monday, Oct. 22, the railroad issued […]
Golden Bears defeats ESU soccer 2-1
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor The Golden Bears soccer team was able to defeat ESU for the first time since the 2015 season. With a 2-1 victory, No. 8 KU claimed sole […]
Quick-tips: Approaching the graduate school decision process
By James Bouffard Staff Writer The process of applying for college and financing an education is often stressful, and many students experience it twice when applying for graduate school. Fortunately at least for […]
Departments of Art & Art History, CTM Present Tim Slade’s “The Destruction of Memory”
By Shelby Otto Staff Writer KU’s departments of Art and Art History collaborated with Cinema, Television and Media Production to screen the documentary, “The Destruction of Memory”, on Tuesday, Oct. 2. The […]
