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 […]
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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. […]
Actors Creating Theatre presents: “Grease”
By Nickey Siegerman Staff Writer Actors Creating Theatre presents the beloved classic “Grease,” the club’s fourth musical on Feb. 8 and 9 in Schaeffer Auditorium. “Grease” tells the story of sweet and […]
KU women’s basketball defeats Millersville 78-63
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor KU women’s basketball welcomed students back from winter break with a 78-63 win over Millersville on Monday, Jan. 21. It was a close matchup between the two […]
First snow day of 2019 dumps almost 5 inches on campus, classes canceled
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor Students received a break from classes for parts of the day on Tuesday, Jan. 29 and Wednesday, Jan. 30 as a result of winter weather, and many […]
Opinion: KU winter storm policy
By Donovan Levine Assistant Freeform Editor It is very clear that school districts and universities have vastly different policies when it comes to winter storms and school closings. The biggest difference almost […]
KU women’s bowling wraps up first half of season
By Lauren Gudknecht Staff Writer The KU women’s bowling team has officially finished up their first half of the season. The Bears are building towards the second half and postseason, in which […]
Borough police request for drinking volunteers goes viral
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor A Facebook post was made on Wednesday, Jan. 16 requesting volunteers for a Kutztown Borough Police field sobriety test training. The post drew an “overwhelming response.” The […]
