By Gabriel Benner Contributing Writer KU currently has no “single stop” location for visitors and prospective students. The University is planning to renovate the Poplar House in the near future to resolve […]
By Emily Schlegel Contributing Writer The Kutztown Borough Planning Commission voted in favor of Young Ones buying the rental space it currently operates out of, as long as a parking variance issue […]
By Donovan Levine Lead Writer Every KU student can relate to how stressful the college application process can be for high school seniors. Many wish it could be a lot simpler. Well, […]
By Raven Shellman Contributing Writer On Nov. 21, the Marlin and Regina Miller Gallery will be opening its doors to artist Rodrigo Valenzuela, with a show curated by Professor Jayne Struble and […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor For the first time in a little over a decade, a regional geography conference came to KU on Oct. 18-19. The Middle States Division of the American […]
By DJ Greenzweig Recruitment and Retention Manager KU celebrated its LGBTQ+ community on Oct. 10 through an awareness fair for National Coming Out Day, held in the Old Main concourse. Decked out […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor In their attempt to address a rising rental vacancy rate in the borough, a task force and consulting firm are putting together a plan and seeking input […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor On Oct. 16 and 17, KU hosted the quarterly meeting of the 20-member board that oversees the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. The board holds at […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor Four people are behind bars after Fleetwood police ambushed a courier at an adult bookstore about two miles from campus at gunpoint. The robbery occurred around 2:30 […]
By Laura Ramsey Contributing Writer It was standing room only on Oct. 2 at Kutztown Tavern when PennEnvironment, an environmental advocacy group, brought “Climate on Tap” to Kutztown. The one-off event was […]
