By Dakota Nace A&E Editor Over winter break, the KU Outdoors Club, or KUOC, took a trip to Death Valley National Park, Ca., where members hiked, explored, made memories and enjoyed nature […]
KU’s Outdoors Club takes on Death Valley, California
KU growing esports on campus with new club status and training room
By Rebecca Schweitzer Contributing Writer With esports growing in popularity worldwide, KU is strengthening the university’s esports program by investing an estimated $75,000 into turning an MSU conference room into a training […]
Spuds closed due to plumbing damage
By Donovan Levine Freeform editor If you’ve found yourself walking down Main St. in Kutztown at any point between last August and today, chances are you might’ve passed by Spuds, a burger-and-fries […]
New clarinet professor at KU advances music program
By Fiona O’Toole Contributing Writer This school year, Aileen Razey has taken on the position of assistant professor of clarinet at KU. Her fresh teaching style is liked by many students and […]
KU student Susan Nazzaro creates a way for low-income students to get free textbooks
By Lexi Rute Contributing Writer KU English major Susan Nazzaro has created a way for low-income students to get their textbooks for free with the Little Scholastic Free Library. If the library […]
KU’s Poplar House to be renovated into a visitor’s center
By Gabriel Benner Contributing Writer KU currently has no “single stop” location for visitors and prospective students. The University is planning to renovate the Poplar House in the near future to resolve […]
Sharadin Creative Royale aims to highlight importance of mental health for artists, individuals
By Shelby Otto Contributing Writer On Nov. 14, Sharadin Arts Building hosted its first annual Creative Royale. Through the partnership of Professor Ann Lemon and Frances Cortez-Funk, Opioid Treatment Specialist and Director […]
Therapy dog spreading awareness for autism
By Donovan Levine Lead Writer Vickie Held, a retired KU employee, is training a therapy dog named Sassy: a small, young cockapoo with carpet-like fur and limitless energy. Held’s been working with […]
Students to apply to KU using Common App
By Donovan Levine Lead Writer Every KU student can relate to how stressful the college application process can be for high school seniors. Many wish it could be a lot simpler. Well, […]
Team behind Kutztown Housing Plan solicits feedback from SGB, students, borough
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor In their attempt to address a rising rental vacancy rate in the borough, a task force and consulting firm are putting together a plan and seeking input […]
