By Dylan Adams News Editor Timothy Ray Brown, the first known person to be cured of HIV, died on Sept. 29 at age 54 after battling cancer. Timothy Ray Brown, a figurehead […]
First Man Cured of AIDS Dies From Cancer
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Opinion: Kutztown Borough’s Temporary Emergency Ordinance Should Be Fully Enforced
By Micheal Alberto Contributing Writer Two weeks ago the Kutztown Borough Council passed an ordinance by a 4-2 vote that included limitations on the amount of people at gatherings, social distancing guidelines, […]
Review: America’s Got Talent Season Finale
By Ryan Murphy Contributing Writer On Sept. 23, Terry Crews hosted the season 15 finale of “America’s Got Talent.” Usher opened with a performance prior to the main event, which featured singers, […]
Officer Involved in Reading Shooting, Charges Filed Against Defendant
By Michael Weisser Contributing Writer On Sept. 28, Reading police arrested Lakim J. Miller-Nock due to an incident that occurred near South Eighthand Franklin Streets in Reading, Pa. The nature of the […]
KU Students Ezra Creedon and Ella Luzzi Receive National Recognition
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor This year, KU had two students, Ella Luzzi and Ezra Creedon, selected to be featured in a prestigious anthology. “Plain china” is a national writing […]
Are the Arts “Essential?”
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor If this year of chaos has taught us anything, it’s that there’s such a thing as “essential workers.” This term applies to those who work […]
Profile: KU Alum Ryan Scanlon Talks About His Music Career
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor Ryan Scanlon graduated from KU’s cinema, television, and media program last spring. Since then, Scanlon has been keeping busy by writing and producing songs on […]
Kutztown University Updates Hazing Policy
By Matthew Bandy Social Media Manager On Sept. 29, KU updated its hazing policies, prompted by the Timothy J. Piazza Anti-hazing Law signed by Governor Tom Wolf, in 2018. KU’s new policy […]
KU’s Music Mondays
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor On Monday Sept. 28, KU aired its first official “Music Monday.” Due to COVID-19 restrictions and the numerous negative effects it has had on the […]
Brennan Rozich Striving to Be like His KU Baseball Hall of Famer Father, John Rozich
By Lauren Gudknecht Sports Editor In an interview on Sept. 26, Brennan Rozich spoke about playing baseball and how he is looking to fill some big shoes his father left behind as […]