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 […]
Opinion: Trash and recycling bins would benefit downtown
Listicle: Five plants that attract pollinators
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 […]
Mayor Jim Schlegel shares concerns and aspirations for Kutztown
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 […]
Opinion: Use Ecosia, the search engine that plants trees
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, […]
Border wall funding affects KU students
By Rebecca McClaine Contributing Writer Forget whether or not the proposed wall on our southern border with Mexico is necessary, whether building the wall will actually do what it is being advertised […]
Opinion: Don’t support Autism Speaks this April
By Ella Luzzi Copy & Line Editor As many know, April is National Autism Awareness Month. On April 2, people are encouraged to “light it up blue,” meaning wear or display something […]
Catwalk Cartel dominates KU’s campus
By Frances Johnston Staff Writer Catwalk Cartel, formerly known as Lady Blossoms, is the official modeling organization here on KU’s campus. Originally created in 2011, it was remotely known. In spring 2016, […]
Why is Rape Aggression Defense training only available for women?
By Emma Brenner Staff Writer Public Safety and Police Services at Kutztown University offered Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) training for women only on March 18, 19 and 21. But why women only? […]
Special Education majors required to take TRIO
By Heather Bower Staff Writer Every KU student majoring in special education is required to take a semester of classes called TRIO, which has been a part of the special education process […]
KUCD ranked PA’s No. 1 “Best for the Money” Design Program by College Factual
By Shelby Otto Freeform Editor KU’s Department of Communication Design has recently been ranked as No.1 on “College Factual” for “Best for the Money” design program in the state of Pennsylvania and […]
