The Keystone Newspaper Student Publishing GroupWhat happens with Patrick Kane? By Conor Doherty On March 3 at 12 p.m. EST, all trades in the National Hockey League will come to a stop. With about four weeks left until the deadline and the major domino falling when Bo Horvat was shipped from Vancouver to the Island, let’s take a look at […]
By Conor Doherty This week will not be as busy as last week for KU’s student athletes. Nothing is scheduled for Monday, Tuesday or Thursday this week. Saturday is the busiest day for the Golden Bears, but today also features a busy schedule. Today, women’s bowling is continuing their weekend competition in Delaware. The DII […]
Next meet is the Last Chance Meet at O’Pake Fieldhouse on Friday the 17th By Molly Kutz KU’s women’s track and field team returned home from many wins this past weekend, competing in two meets. Most of the team competed at the Fastrack National Invitational on Staten Island, New York, while a handful competed at […]
Students learned how Spagnola created a successful career in asset management By Molly Kutz Former Philadelphia Eagles tight end John Spagnola remembers every detail of defeating Dallas in Veterans Stadium in 1981 to advance to the Eagles’ first Super Bowl. However, the moments that replay in his head the most are the five most crucial […]
Lecture to focus on Italy’s Boncompagni Ludovisi family By Sophia Stefanowski The noble Boncompagni Ludovisi family has many political, social, and cultural relations, particularly with other Italian families, dating all the way back to the 10th century AD. In an effort to explore the history of this family, Kutztown University plans to host Rutgers Classics […]
By Kaitlyn Resline The KU Student Government Board released a statement on Thursday, Feb. 9 regarding the proposed warehouse development next to the border of KU’s south campus. If the plan is accepted, the warehouse will replace the Med Evac site, the Airport Diner and a mobile home community. “This warehouse will operate 24/7 and […]
Alumni, parents and students can donate $1 for every inch a student-athlete attains on a vertical jump By Molly Kutz KU student-athletes will jump as high as possible on a vertical jump mat from February 13th to the 17th to participate in ‘Vertical for Valentine’s Day.’ This fundraiser aims to raise funds to help provide […]
By Cole M. Roche Tonight, the number one seed in the NFC, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the number one seed in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs, will be playing in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The Eagles are back in the Super Bowl for the second time in five […]
By Sarah Kearney This Sunday marks the biggest football game of the year. The Eagles are going up against the Chiefs, and there are many predictions going around about what the outcome will be. To get a clear idea of what some people think, I ran a survey on predictions for the winner and asked […]
The Philadelphia Eagles making a comeback for 2023 By Hailey Seibert With Super Bowl LVII coming up on Sunday, there are many different questions that people are asking when it comes to the various outcomes of the game. Which team will come out on top? Which side of the ball will dominate the game? However, […]