By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor The last 12 months have been a roller coaster with all the ups and downs that have come with COVID-19. Many of us, including myself, are impatiently […]
Opinion – COVID-19’s Influence on Creativity
By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor COVID-19 has brought a new challenge into our lives, one of the greatest challenges yet— excessive screen time. This has caused some to struggle with creativity. Since […]
KU Hosts the 17th Annual Social Work Community Forum
By Michael Alberto Contributing Writer KU’s Department of Social Work will be hosting its 17th annual community forum, titled: Educational Enterprise in Transition: A Call to Action, on March 19. Because of […]
Having Troubles Finding an Internship? Here’s what you can do.
By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor Currently, many students are facing a major crisis in continuing their journey to success. Due to COVID-19, securing an internship, a helpful tool to prepare for future careers and gain experience, has […]
How to love yourself and others during COVID-19
By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor COVID-19 has affected all aspects of our lives, including in the love department. We’ve been stuck quarantined, forced to wear masks everywhere we go, told to social distance and, most importantly, instructed […]
A Message from the Dean’s Den: Welcome & Welcome Back to KU
By Dr. Donavan McCargo Dean of Students Now that the first few weeks of classes are wrapping up, I want to share a few quick tips as we move through the rest […]
Everything You Need to Know Before Getting Tested for COVID-19 at KU
By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor KU will be reopening its doors for face-to-face classes starting Feb. 1. Students who chose to live on campus have been assigned their designated move-in times between Jan. 29 and Jan, 31. Following KU’s protocols for returning this semester, […]
What Biden’s Pause on Loan Debt Means for College Students Everywhere
By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief Following President Joe Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20, he extended the suspension of federal student loan payments until Sept. 30 as his first notable action as president. This […]
Opinion: Kutztown’s Small Businesses Need Students More Than Ever
By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief Kutztown is home to roughly 5,000 year-round residents, a number which typically doubles once university students return to campus. Without this influx of students for most of the […]
KU Grandparents
By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor Chaplains John and Laura Studenroth became “KU’s Golden Bear Grandparents” when they realized they were old enough to be grandparents of current students, and they wanted to […]