By Nickey Siegerman Staff Writer Six years after well-liked writing professor, Jeffrey Voccola, joined the KU faculty, his novel “Kings Row” is to be published next fall. Voccola opened up about his recent […]
By Shelby Otto Staff Writer The Student Union Gallery in the McFarland Student Union Building hosted its opening reception for its latest exhibition “Treason Flowers” Tuesday, Nov. 6th. Among one of the […]
By John Marchese Contributing Writer Logic is a Maryland native rapper who dominated the early 2010s with his Young Sinatra mix-tape series. He was signed to Def Jam Records in 2013 and […]
By Heather Gursky Assistant A&E Editor Dr. Anne DeLong is a professor at KU who teaches British, gothic and feminist literature in the English Department. While teaching at KU, she has achieved […]
By Shelby Otto Staff Writer KU’s departments of Art and Art History collaborated with Cinema, Television and Media Production to screen the documentary, “The Destruction of Memory”, on Tuesday, Oct. 2. The […]
By Emma Brenner Contributing Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 17, the 32-year law enforcement veteran Sergeant Ron Stallworth spoke at KU’s Schaeffer Auditorium about his book, “Black Klansman: A Memoir.” The memoir highlights […]
By Heather Gursky Assistant A&E Editor Kicking off the homecoming weekend, MTV’s Chico Bean and Darren Brand from “Wild N’ Out” delivered a hilarious comedy performance. The comedic event took place in […]
By Gabrielle Smith Arts & Entertainment Editor On Monday, Oct. 15 in the Boehm auditorium, 20-year-old Liliana Velásquez told her brave story of how she fled her torturous life in Guatemala for […]
By Donovan Levine Contributing Writer Kutztown was proud to host an art show on Friday, Sept. 21, for the opening to Patricia Johanson’s gallery exhibition. Patricia Johanson is a accomplished ecological […]
By Shelby Otto Contributing Writer The Marlin and Regina Miller Gallery in the Sharadin Arts Building at KU opened its first exhibition of the fall semester on Sept. 13. The show, “The […]
