These new driver’s licenses will have enhanced safety features By Katherine Lovelidge Pennsylvania is updating their driver’s license design and technology. Newly originated licenses will begin distribution mid-November and continue distribution over […]
Housing tries to stop vandalism, seeks to update security cameras
By Jenna BallekContributing Writer Vandalism in residence halls has returned to pre-pandemic levels, prompting the office of Housing, Residence Life and Dining to update the camera equipment they have in place. There […]
KU students turn to MyKU discussion forum to engage with campus community
By Megan FlanaganContributing Writer KU students are turning to the MyKU app for more than just information on courses, financial aid and advising. They are using it as a way to engage […]
Rutter’s opens new store in Kutztown, adds to gas station options for commuters
By Cooper HallmanContributing Writer Rutter’s has opened a new convenience store and gas station in Kutztown. The new location, which opened last month, is less than a five-minute drive away from KU, […]
KU student awarded fellowship from National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program
By Carin HolmesNews Editor KU student Vanessa Maybruck has been awarded a fellowship from the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Those selected for the fellowship receive a three-year annual stipend […]
Communication Studies Department votes to put Social Media Theory and Strategy major into moratorium
By Tara RothrockContributing Writer The Communication Studies Department voted Tuesday to place the Social Media Theory and Strategy (SMS) major into moratorium due to the loss of key faculty and resources. Nine […]
Tiffani Lincoln: Gymnast turned tumbler reflects on journey to KU and looks toward future
By Carin HolmesNews Editor Tiffani Lincoln’s journey to joining the KU Acrobatics and Tumbling team began while searching for college gymnastics programs. She had been competing in gymnastics for 15 years, but […]
Student Government Board approves activity fee increase, suggests easing masking requirements
By Megan Flanagan and Jenna BallekContributing Writers The Student Government Board has voted unanimously to support increasing the student activity fee by $10. They also discussed student reactions to the new mask […]
KU dining workers continue efforts to unionize
By Carin HolmesNews Editor Dining workers at KU are continuing their effort to unionize, despite the issues they have faced along the way. The workers, employed by Aramark, began their campaign for […]
KU Grad Becomes Youngest Member of Allentown City Council
By Carin HolmesNews Editor Natalie Santos, a Fall 2021 graduate of KU, was elected as the youngest member of the Allentown City Council in the city’s history in Nov. 2021. Santos was […]