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 […]
By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief Dr. Ellesia A. Blaque, a professor at KU, sparked national waves, both good and bad, after an interaction with President Donald Trump on Sept. 15. The national media […]
By Matthew Brandy Social Media Manager On Friday, Oct. 23, KU’s Student Government Board sent out a mass email to the student body asking them to sign a petition to have President […]
By Dylan Adams News Editor Kutztown Fire & Rescue’s Ladder 46 responded to two separate calls at KU on the evening of Oct. 14. The first call was to Old Main where […]
By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief Colleges across the US have been forced to adapt to online learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic with hybrid learning systems, and unfortunately, these adjustments come with a […]
By Derek Lopez Contributing Writer KU has seen a positive trend in recent weeks as the number of positive COVID-19 cases among students and staff has greatly diminished. The fall 2020 semester […]
By Dylan Adams News Editor In hopes of fostering political engagement within the student body, KU’s Bias Response Task Force sponsored a political debate event on Oct. 14. at 6:30 p.m. It […]
By Michael Weisser Contributing Writer On Oct. 8th, Reading Police arrested Ramon Emilio Peguero-Rosario, Jashua Noboa-Nival and Yeurys Peguero-Rosario. The men were charged with theft by deception, receiving stolen property and criminal […]
By Maria Rehrig Assistant News Editor On Sept. 21, the KU Multicultural Center held a workshop open to all students centered around the use of vision boards. When you are young, vision […]
By Derek Lopez Contributing Writer Dining Services at KU are continuing to provide meal options for students amid the COVID-19 global health crisis. Extra measures and new policies were introduced at the […]