Production of play put on by ACT By Jack Schembri KU’s Actors Creating Theater club (ACT) is putting on a modern rendition of an old novel, Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were […]
Women’s Center Event By Kaitlyn Resline KU’s Women’s Center, in coordinance with the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, is hosting a panel discussion regarding the Supreme Court […]
Additional readings to be held Oct. 26 and Nov. 16 By Sabrina Betterly On Sept. 21, KU’s Shoofly Literary Magazine hosted their first reading of the school year. There was an audience […]
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, […]
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 […]
By Gabriela Martinez The Multicultural Center is partnering with other organizations at KU to invite everyone to their Bienvenidos event to kick off the start of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month onSept. 15.. This […]
By Kaitlyn Resline Former KU alumnus and professor Dennis Joseph Bonser passed away on Aug. 10 at the age of 80. Bonser graduated from KU in 1963 and went on to teach […]
KU First family’s Havanese turns 10 By Victoria Fischer On Aug. 31, the KU community gathered to celebrate (video) the birthday of Wynnie, the “first dog” of KU. Wynnie turned ten years […]