By Maxine Ardelean Contributing Writer After developing a panel to review the General Education Program for students, KU has decided to completely redesign the gen-ed requirements. The new program will be implemented in […]
Pocono Raceway College Tour, SLAM club bring NASCAR Trucks rookie to KU
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor On Thursday, April 12, the third annual Pocono Raceway College Tour came to KU, hosted by the Sports, Leisure and Athletic Management club outside of the Student Union […]
Peter Staley speaks of experiences, results of activism in visit to campus
By Gabriela Laracca Staff Writer On April 4 at 7 p.m. in Boehm 145, HIV/AIDS awareness and LGBT rights activist Peter Staley gave his presentation, “Fighting Back: From ACT UP to the Resistance” […]
Winter weather causes multiple delays and closures reschedule events, push classes behind
By Maxine Ardelean Contributing Writer Over the past few months, KU has experienced multiple delays and closures due to winter weather conditions. Recent storms that have hit the region have caused setbacks […]
Number of students living on campus expected to increase by 300-350 next year
By Heather Bower Contributing Writer KU is anticipating an additional 300 to 350 more students in the residence halls next year. This will be building on the current population of about 3,600 according […]
Kutztown Borough Council to draft protection policy for single-family homes
By Ryan Scanlon Contributing Writer The Kutztown Borough Council and Community Development Committee are proposing changes aimed at protecting single-family homes from being sold and converted into student housing. These changes would also affect […]
Food pantry accommodates growth of students in need
By Heather Gursky Assistant A&E Editor In April 2015, an assessment was conducted shining a light on the large community of students with low income and little to no food access. After […]
Veterans Services hosts annual women’s luncheon
By Heather Gursky Assistant A&E Editor During the free period on Tuesday, March 27, KU Veterans Services held their annual Women Veterans Luncheon. Rebecca Murga and Pamela Varkony, who are both big […]
KU’s financial health remains point of debate between faculty union, administration
Samantha Paine Editor-in-Chief For the past several months, KU’s faculty union and administration have been at odds regarding the budget and financial standing of the university as a whole, one of the […]
Middle States Commission visits KU
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The Middle States Commission on Higher Education visited KU the week of March 4-9, with the purpose of evaluating the university’s decennial, or 10-year, self-study report submitted […]
