By Robert Scharf The top corner of Main St. has hosted three different pizza places in the last three years with Luigi’s being now the fourth. They hope to win Kutztown over […]
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KU’s Poplar House to be renovated into a visitor’s center
By Gabriel Benner Contributing Writer KU currently has no “single stop” location for visitors and prospective students. The University is planning to renovate the Poplar House in the near future to resolve […]
President Hawkinson addresses concerns from KU students
By Donovan Levine Freeform Editor President Kenneth Hawkinson hosted an open meeting with students on Nov. 19 in MSU 218. There were about 20 students who shuffled in and out as well […]
KU art department uses science for various crystals in glazing
By Camille Bentley Contributing Writer In early November, a scanning electron microscope, or SEM, was donated to KU by Fred and Martha Hafer. It is now being used in several departments at […]
Profile: Patrick Donmoyer
By Ashlee Conner Contributing Writer KU’s Patrick Donmoyer has paired up with the grandson of Milton J. Hill, a local folk artist that started painting on barns in 1902, to begin work […]
Riley uses art to express religion and femininity
By Maddie O’Shea Lead Writer Senior studio art major Bethany Riley, who has a concentration in photography, has unveiled her first solo art exhibit in Sharadin Art Building titled “These Our Misdoings.” […]
International film “Parasite” holds major box office success
By Maddie O’Shea Contributing Writer The Korean film “Parasite” hit the big screen in October with major success as director Bong Joon-ho’s top-grossing release. Reining in $121.8 million worldwide, its filmmaking prowess […]
Sharadin Creative Royale aims to highlight importance of mental health for artists, individuals
By Shelby Otto Contributing Writer On Nov. 14, Sharadin Arts Building hosted its first annual Creative Royale. Through the partnership of Professor Ann Lemon and Frances Cortez-Funk, Opioid Treatment Specialist and Director […]
Kutztown Borough votes in favor of Young Ones’ purchase pending stipulations
By Emily Schlegel Contributing Writer The Kutztown Borough Planning Commission voted in favor of Young Ones buying the rental space it currently operates out of, as long as a parking variance issue […]
Therapy dog spreading awareness for autism
By Donovan Levine Lead Writer Vickie Held, a retired KU employee, is training a therapy dog named Sassy: a small, young cockapoo with carpet-like fur and limitless energy. Held’s been working with […]
