By Rebecca McClaine Contributing Writer Forget whether or not the proposed wall on our southern border with Mexico is necessary, whether building the wall will actually do what it is being advertised […]
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Profile: STEAMworks KU’s epicenter for creative and technological advancement
By Heather Gursky Arts and Entertainment Editor Starting in the fall semester of 2015, KU converted Rohrbach Library room 18 into an openly accessible space of design for students, clubs and faculty. […]
Zeke Zelker debuts ‘Billboard’ at The Strand Theatre
By Heather Gursky Arts and Entertainment Editor After 10 years in the making, Pennsylvania-born director, screenwriter and producer Zeke Zelker is ready to debut his fourth film “Billboard.” The film was inspired […]
Opinion: Don’t support Autism Speaks this April
By Ella Luzzi Copy & Line Editor As many know, April is National Autism Awareness Month. On April 2, people are encouraged to “light it up blue,” meaning wear or display something […]
Satire: The spotted lanternfly will rise
By Conway Lynch Staff Writer The spotted lanternfly army – the bane of 13 counties in Pa. – is going to rise from it’s sticky, tree-hugging ashes, and when it does, we […]
Catwalk Cartel dominates KU’s campus
By Frances Johnston Staff Writer Catwalk Cartel, formerly known as Lady Blossoms, is the official modeling organization here on KU’s campus. Originally created in 2011, it was remotely known. In spring 2016, […]
Opinion: Is overpopulation the root cause of climate change?
By James Bouffard Staff Writer Fear of overpopulation underscores much of the discourse surrounding environmental concerns. Rhetoric and policies regarding this issue are not recent developments either. Historian Richard Harrow Feen notes […]
Opinion: Outlook, predictions for Phillies’ upcoming 2019 season
By Gregory Brower Contributing Writer Finally, it’s baseball season. That is a sentence that hasn’t been uttered in Philadelphia for what feels like forever. But, here we are, about to kick off […]
Hawkinson: KU in compliance with Middle States
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor KU President Kenneth Hawkinson met with about two dozen students for an open-forum discussion on March 26, where he provided a multitude of updates on university matters […]
KU student joins state lawmakers, 200 PASSHE students in Capitol rally for college affordability
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor A senior special education major joined state lawmakers, officials and hundreds of students from across the commonwealth to voice support for college affordability in Pennsylvania at the […]
