By Dylan Adams News Editor University officials reported on Thursday, Nov. 13 that an unresponsive student had been found in the Dixon Hall dormitory. The student in question was identified as Hannah […]
Derek Lopez Contributing Writer As the end of the semester rapidly approaches, once again the number of COVID-19 cases is skyrocketing across the U.S., but the KU Health Center is working hard […]
Derek Lopez Contributing Writer With the Fall 2020 semester coming to a close in less than four weeks, KU prepares to face similar challenges regarding the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring. President […]
By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief The city of Philadelphia is banning all indoor gatherings, public or private, for the remainder of 2020 as the city battles a resurgence of COVID-19, as reported by […]
By Dylan Adams News Editor Coffee, Cops and Conversation was a Zoom event held on Thursday, Nov. 5 at 11:00 a.m. to connect students and local police. The event focused on opening […]
By Michael Weisser Contributing Writer On Oct. 30, Ephraim Stoltzfus surrendered to the Berks County Sheriff’s Office for violating Domestic Animal Laws. Stoltzfus, having received nine previous citations, transported thousands of sheep […]
By Lena Hamm Contributing Writer Are you thinking of furthering your education after KU? The 2020 Graduate School Fair on Nov. 9 can help you out. The fair offers information about over […]
By Dylan Adams News Editor With the 2020 presidential election just around the corner, The Keystone would like to remind our readers that voting is available on the KU campus at the […]
By Derek Lopez Contributing Writers The next couple of weeks are going to be, potentially, the most challenging at KU with health experts warning people to brace for a long, harsh winter […]
By Dylan AdamsNews Editor Dr. Daniel Greenstein, the chancellor of the State System of Higher Education, will be visiting KU on Friday, Oct. 30, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Greenstein is […]