Concrete poured; initial physical structures being installed By Michael Downing KU’s effort to develop an interactive fitness court in memory of Keith Haring is proceeding according to plan. Located on campus near […]
Update on Starbucks on campus By Katherine Lovelidge KU’s MSU Starbucks has been closed since students began to arrive on campus for the fall semester. While Aramark, KU’s contracted food service provider, […]
Brief history of the ghosts at KU By Katherine Lovelidge Old Main housed approximately 180 women studying at what was previously Keystone Normal College in 1895, and later became KU. Among these […]
These new driver’s licenses will have enhanced safety features By Katherine Lovelidge Pennsylvania is updating their driver’s license design and technology. Newly originated licenses will begin distribution mid-November and continue distribution over […]
By Conor Doherty Football – KU is off to a 2-1 start and will host #5 Shepherd at Andre Reed Stadium on Saturday at 12 p.m. KU’s offense is led by Darryl […]
Offense totals 251 yards in run game By Gavin Riley KU defeated Mercyhurst this past weekend 50-31 thanks to a run-heavy offensive approach. The offense totaled 251 yards and six touchdowns on […]
New software helps to connect and support student retention By Morgan Bayer KUTZTOWN, Pa.— On Monday, Sept. 12, KU pushed the “start” button on the computer platform called Starfish, which will allow […]
A brief history of the university By Katherine Lovelidge Sept. 15 marks the 156th anniversary of the founding of KU, originally established in 1866. The University started as the Keystone State Normal […]
KU is off and running By Conor Doherty KU’s field hockey team is off to a great start. They have ripped off four straight wins to begin the year while only allowing […]
KU and Mercyhurst meet for first time since 2017 By Gavin Riley A week removed from a comeback win, KU travels to Erie this Saturday, September 17, to take on Mercyhurst for […]