By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor On Feb. 18, KU’s Activities Board hosted a virtual Kahoot event with Brittany Broski, famous meme ‘Kombucha girl.’ The night started with a bad lag, […]
Review: KUAB’s Kahoot Night with Brittany Broski
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Review: Netflix’s “I Care a Lot”
By Spencer Ford Contributing Writer Netflix’s most recent original film, “I Care a Lot,” has just been released on the streaming service’s US platform and has caused buzz amongst various social media […]
Career Development Center to Hold Virtual Internship and Job Fair
By Sabrina Betterly News Editor The KU Career Development Center (CDC) is hosting a week of virtual internship and job fairs beginning on Monday, March 8. There will be a few different […]
KU Hosts the 17th Annual Social Work Community Forum
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer KU’s Department of Social Work will be hosting its 17th annual community forum, titled: Educational Enterprise in Transition: A Call to Action, on March 19. Because of […]
KU Snow Days Are History
By Sabrina Betterly News Editor Since the coming of COVID-19, snow days have become a thing of the past. Whenever KU shuts down for a snow day, classes instead meet online on […]
Kutztown Men’s Tennis Team Begins Preparation for Upcoming Season
By Justin Gincauskas Contributing Writer The KU men’s tennis team recently began practicing in preparation for the upcoming spring season. Due to cold weather and heavy amounts of snow, the team has […]
KU Football Player Lands Job in the NFL
By Sammy Strobel Assistant Sports Editor Erik Frazier will be helping call plays for the Tennessee Titans. He was hired as an offensive skills assistant along with Jason Houghtaling as the offensive […]
Chancellor of PASSHE to Virtually Visit KU in March
By Carin Holmes Assistant News Editor Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Dr. Daniel Greenstein will virtually visit KU on Mar. 11. An open forum with Chancellor Greenstein will be […]
Review: Adam Rapp’s “Decelerate Blue”
By Allyson Watkins Contributing Writer What if society never stopped advancing? What if our desire for faster internet, faster communication and faster everything went to the extreme? What if you could never […]
Afronauts Release Album ‘Africans from Outer Space’
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor Named after the “So Punk” movement in South Africa’s Soweto township, Afronaut is an up-and-coming band. Their new album, “Africans from Outer Space,” is an […]