By Jessica Garrison Contributing Writer Two organizations that have continued to actively run on campus despite the pandemic are the Women’s Center and the LGBTQ+ Resource Center, though both have had to […]
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer On Friday, Nov. 6, the KU Department of Social Work will be holding its ninth annual conference on Social Work in the Global Environment with the goal […]
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer In the recent presidential and vice-presidential debates, the moderators have received criticism about their handling of their respective event. For the first presidential debate, moderator Chris Wallace […]
By Jamie Klaum Contributing Writer Despite the importance of the upcoming presidential election, the deaf community has been largely ignored this election cycle, and the KU sign language club KUABLE took notice […]
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer On Friday, Nov. 6, the KU Department of Social Work will be holding its ninth annual conference on Social Work in the Global Environment with the goal […]
By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief The vice presidential debate on Oct. 7 had an unexpected visitor arrive as a fly landed on the luscious gray hair of former Indiana Governor Mike Pence for […]
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer The Green New Deal is essential to ensure climate justice. The goals it promotes are the bare minimum of what needs to be accomplished so that we […]
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, […]
By Michael Alberto, Contributing Writer Amber L. Hunsicker, Freeform Editor Kutztown University will be holding its annual Family Day on Saturday, Sept. 26. Family Day is usually a fun day full of […]
By Dylan Adams News Editor KU President Dr. Kenneth S. Hawkinson released a letter on Sept. 15 stating that KU staff and faculty will not be facing the layoffs that were presented […]