By Sean Domzalski Staff Writer It was a record-setting night on Wednesday, Feb. 20, as the KU women’s basketball team responded to their loss on Saturday, Feb. 16, by beating Salem 93-76. […]
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Eckhaus Gallery hosts Nick Fagan
By Rachel Miller Staff Writer On Feb. 7, Eckhaus Gallery hosted an opening reception for artist Nick Fagan. Fagan, who attended Ohio State University, brings his “Existential Marks” show to Kutztown. The […]
Combined Commuter Tuesday, Spring Festival event draws hundreds
By Rebecca McClaine Contributing Writer A crowd of over 200 came out to a combined Commuter Tuesday and Spring Festival event on Tuesday, March 2 in the MSU. The KU Office of […]
Women’s basketball defeats Lock Haven 81-64, moving on to PSAC Semifinals
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor The KU women’s basketball team advances to the PSAC Semifinals following an 81-64 win over Lock Haven on Wednesday, March 6. The Golden Bears, the East’s top […]
Artley brings high school experiences to ACT
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor Meghan Artley has been involved in theater since 2011 when she performed in the ensemble for Shenandoah Valley High School’s production of “Chicago” in seventh grade. “The […]
Opinion: KU should use its greatest asset
By Conway Lynch Staff Writer KU should put students to work on professional projects like advertisements, web development and social media platforms. Kutztown University, like any university, is a business, and great […]
Honors program director reflects on transition, future plans
By Emma Brenner Staff Writer In August 2018, the new director of KU’s honors program, Dr. Jennifer Schlegel, replaced Johanna Forte, who retired after directing the program for nine years. After taking […]
Panel examines impact of opioid epidemic on policy, policing and community
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor On Tuesday, Feb. 19, the KU criminal justice department fielded an in-depth panel discussion in the McFarland Student Union to analyze the opioid epidemic and its impacts […]
State Police investigating cell phone theft at Giant
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor State Police at Reading are seeking the public’s assistance to identify a woman who they say stole a cell phone at the Giant near KU. Troopers say […]
Advice: Upperclassman insight
By Shelby Otto Freeform Editor While attending KU, students eventually realize they are going to have to make their voices heard whether they want to accomplish anything great or even just order […]
