By Katherine Lovelidge For some, fall means pumpkin spice and apple picking. But for others, fall signifies the onset of an often unacknowledged lack-of-summertime sadness. It’s not uncommon for a drop in […]
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Ghosts of KU
Brief history of the ghosts at KU By Katherine Lovelidge Old Main housed approximately 180 women studying at what was previously Keystone Normal College in 1895, and later became KU. Among these […]
Recognizing women on the autism spectrum
By Alex TorresContributing Writer Growing up with Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ASD for short, I’ve learned so much about the disability and the impact it has on people’s lives. From how we […]
“Well-Being is Fire”: KU organizations team up for Wellness Day
By Kaitlyn ReslineArts & Entertainment Editor As the semester heads toward finals week, students’ stresses are high. On April 20, several organizations at KU teamed up to host the biggest Wellness Day […]
Pledge to stop hate
By Dr. Clemens, ProfessorMarcos Dos Diaz Davila, Freeform Editor The Pledge to Stop Hate Group has submitted the following message considering the actions of certain groups: An Open Letter to the Campus […]
A Veteran’s Value
By Marcos Dos Diaz DavilaFreeform Section Editor On Feb. 22, 2022, Philip Brashear, Chief Warrant Officer 5 in the Army Reserve, spoke at KU. He detailed his 38 years of experience in […]
KU Food Pantry and Friend, Inc.
By Marcos Dos Diaz DavilaContributing Writer The Bear Essentials Pantry is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday in the Office of Student Involvement. This pantry has non-perishable food, […]
PASSHE implements new initiatives to combat campus racism
By Michael AlbertoFreeform Editor In April 2021, State Senator Art Haywood, in combination with Black PASSHE students and PASSHE university officials, adopted and began to implement new initiatives designed to combat racism […]
Kutztown Hires Judy Hopps to Assist with Ticketing Students – Satire
By Spencer Ford, Recruitment and Retention Managerand Michael Alberto, Freeform Editor The start of the spring semester has brought forth many new challenges and surprises. From the dining hall seemingly running out […]
Welcome Back to KU – Opinion
By Amber Lyn HunsickerEditor-in-Chief On Monday, January 24, classes started back up for KU students. Students returned for the spring semester, embracing their new form of normal. Although vaccinations are not required […]