By Megan McNally Contributing Writer The Social Workers and Advocates of KU (SWAK) club hosted the Red Sand Project on campus in an attempt to help raise awareness of human trafficking worldwide. […]
By Donovan Levine Freeform Editor On April 21, Easter Sunday, suicide bombers blasted and tore open three churches and four hotels across Colombo, Negumbo and Batticaloa, Sri Lanka, killing 290 people and […]
By Don Richards Staff Writer KU Policy ACA-025, “Final Examinations,” is currently flagged on the university’s website as being under review. The Faculty Senate should consider changes to the policy that would […]
By Marie Esther Joseph Contributing Writer Plant Club, formerly known as Botany Club, is a student-based organization founded approximately seven years ago at KU. The Plant Club’s mission is to raise environmental […]
By Donovan Levine Freeform Editor KU Residence Life hosted a seminar called “Hypnotic Intoxication” on Wednesday, March 20, to warn students about the dangers of consuming alcohol. The event showcased volunteer students […]
By Shelby Otto Freeform Editor The geography department at KU, along with Geography Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon (GTU), Association of Campus Events (ACE) and the KU Environmental Science Committee, will be hosting […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor If you’ve ever been out for a walk in a town’s central business district, whether it’s a 5,000 hamlet like in the Anthracite Region or a major […]
By Emily Hynes Copy & Line Editor All flowers and plants are beautiful and unique in their own way, but some attract more pollinators than others. For those that don’t know, pollinators […]
By Emma Brenner Staff Writer Having grown up and lived in all four corners of Kutztown, Jim Schlegel is well-acquainted with the town and its history. He’s been the borough’s mayor for […]
By Donovan Levine Contributing Writer If you’ve never heard of Ecosia, it is an internet search engine exactly like Google or Bing that uses the revenue generated by ads and website traffic, […]
