By Madison Smith Contributing Writer After playing football at KU for four years, running back Craig Reynolds signed as a free agent with the Washington Redskins in May of 2019. Reynolds began […]
By Laura Ramsey Contributing Writer It was standing room only on Oct. 2 at Kutztown Tavern when PennEnvironment, an environmental advocacy group, brought “Climate on Tap” to Kutztown. The one-off event was […]
By Anthony Confino Contributing Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 2, KU held their bi-annual Internship & Job Fair to give students an opportunity to let employers see their resume, converse with some of […]
By Madison Smith Contributing Writer Helping to create community, the GLBTQ center, among other clubs, hosted PrideFest on Sept. 12 in the Recreation Center. The event had food, live entertainment, an inflatable […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The lot at 22 South Whiteoak Street, bounded by Sander Alley, Herring Alley, Whiteoak Street and the Young Ones/Feed and Read bookstore building, has been converted to […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor At one time, it was the civic hub of Kutztown, serving as the borough hall, fire company, library, YMCA and more. Soon, it will be alive with […]
By Shelby Otto A&E Editor Jacob Staskowski is a senior fine arts major with a focus in painting and a minor in art education. He uses his artwork to raise awareness about […]
By Donovan Levine Freeform Editor Donut Lover’s Boom, a new donut and coffee shop on Main Street in Kutztown, replaced The Frying Dutchman, which closed last semester. The shop also become one […]
By Dayle Jolynn Greenzweig Recruitment and Retention Manager You may have seen the KU cheerleaders on the sidelines at your favorite sporting events last year or around campus promoting school spirit. This […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor KU’s longtime vice president of administration and finance left campus on Aug. 2 for a new role at Elizabethtown College in Lancaster County. Gerald Silberman parted after […]
