By Maddie O’Shea News Editor On Feb. 6, the Berks County Elections Board voted to add a polling location on KU’s campus. It will be at the Rec Center. KU’s Eric Johnson, […]
Keystone transitions to online only
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor Since 1933, The Keystone has been the official student paper of KU. To update its presence in journalism’s evolutionary digital age, “The Keystone Newspaper” has transitioned into […]
Feminist Friday starts back up for the spring semester
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor Feminist Friday (FF) had its first spring meeting on Feb. 7. Created last semester, it is a new discussion group in the Women’s Center, sponsored by the […]
The Edge Offers New Upgrades for 2020
By Maddie O’Shea Contributing Writer The Edge, an off-campus housing option for KU students, has upgrades for the new year. The apartment complex is offering new leases for 2020-2021, upgrading its internet […]
KU growing esports on campus with new club status and training room
By Rebecca Schweitzer Contributing Writer With esports growing in popularity worldwide, KU is strengthening the university’s esports program by investing an estimated $75,000 into turning an MSU conference room into a training […]
Kutztown University welcomes College Democrats of KU as new club
By Caylee Hayes Contributing Writer The College Democrats of KU, or CDKU, joined the ranks of fellow student organizations in the Fall 2019 semester. They aim to increase student involvement and knowledge […]
Kutztown celebrates grand opening of Hampton Inn & Suites
By: Sarah Williams Contributing Writer The new Hampton Inn & Suites opened on Kutztown Rd., providing families, sports teams and alumni an alternative to leaving Kutztown for lodging. Alumni are a huge […]
New pizza place on Main St. corner plans to become hot spot for students and locals
By Robert Scharf Contributing Writer The top corner of Main St. has hosted three different pizza places in the last three years with Luigi’s being now the fourth. They hope to win […]
KU student Susan Nazzaro creates a way for low-income students to get free textbooks
By Lexi Rute Contributing Writer KU English major Susan Nazzaro has created a way for low-income students to get their textbooks for free with the Little Scholastic Free Library. If the library […]
New pizza place on Main St. corner plans to become hot spot for students and locals
By Robert Scharf The top corner of Main St. has hosted three different pizza places in the last three years with Luigi’s being now the fourth. They hope to win Kutztown over […]
