By Danielle Hunczak Contributing Writer Along with classes, the university’s writing center has also made the transition to online in order to continue helping students with their writing and assignments. President Hawkinson […]
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KU Postpones Spring Commencement
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor KU has decided to postpone spring commencement to a later date due to pandemic concerns. It was originally set to be held on May 8 and 9. […]
KU Health Center makes efforts to keep students informed
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor The KU Health Center has been making efforts to monitor COVID-19. While there have been no cases reported on campus, there has been one case in Berks […]
KU welcomes club for Social Media Theory and Strategy students
By Li Ling Lee Contributing Writer The Social Media Strategists (SMS) Club joined the various student organizations in the spring 2020 semester. Their first meeting was on Feb. 19. SMS Club is […]
Dining services impacted by semester changes
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor Since the decision to move spring courses online for the rest of the semester, dining services have been impacted. At this time, all dining facilities, other than […]
KU softball sweeps Winston-Salem State University in doubleheader
Lauren Gudknecht Contributing Writer KU’s softball team was down south on March 7, versing Winston-Salem State University of North Carolina. The Golden Bears won both games in a doubleheader sweep. It took […]
KU students share how they cope amid online-only semester
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor The suspension of classes due to coronavirus concerns has shaped KU students’ experiences over the past week. There was a lot of shock, but understanding, that came […]
KU Health & Wellness Center Assist Students
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor With COVID-19 concerns, the KU Health and Wellness Center is closely monitoring the virus. The Center has updated hours for the next two weeks. From March 12 […]
KU moves to online classes for spring semester
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor With new information about the coronavirus emerging everyday, KU has decided to go online-only for the rest of the semester. In an email addressed to the student […]
KU suspends classes surrounding coronavirus concerns
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor KU has suspended classes because of coronavirus concerns. Spring break has been extended; courses and residence halls will be closed until March 21. University-sponsored travel is cancelled. […]
