The vacant position of KU Presents! director was filled by Robin Zaremski, the office of Communications announced on Friday. Zaremski will coordinate the events in the program, a job that was temporarily […]

Beginning last semester, KU made strides to convert to a green revolution. Titled “Students Promoting Acts of Recycling at Kutztown,” (SPARK) the student-run program was originally implemented during the 2012 spring semester […]

Amid going to classes, purchasing textbooks and attending meetings, KU students yielded 43 units of blood during the first blood drive of the semester. The donations were enough to save the lives […]

In early December, the Student Government Board released the final budget allocations for the 2013-2014 academic year. This coincided with the announcement that the student activity fee would not be increased. Campus […]

It’s that time of year again: flu season. The flu, also known as influenza, is a virus that mainly affects the upper respiratory system, like your nose, your throat and your lungs. […]

By Emily Leayman The bargaining between the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) and the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties (APSCUF) has made progress. After failing to come […]

The KU Allies put together an event to spread the message of World AIDS Day to KU students on Monday, Dec. 3 in the McFarland Student Union Building. Running from noon to […]

The renovation project of Lehigh Hall—one of the 14 residential halls located on campus, reportedly built circa 1962—continues to undergo construction. According to Kent Dahlquist, the Director of Housing, Residence Life and […]

Five ideas were proposed to a panel of judges for a prize of $500 to enhance the business idea that won in KU’s business idea contest. The groups submitted their ideas in […]