The Keystone Newspaper Student Publishing Group
Special teams ace call his mother his most influential figure By Conor Doherty DeVose, a graduate of La Salle College High School in Wyndmoor, Pa., hails from Langhorne, Pa., and is a key contributor for KU football. Listed as a linebacker, DeVose makes an impact on defense and special teams on the field while setting […]
“KUMU has made me a better person, and I will forever be in debt to it for what it has done for me.” By Abby Regensburger On March 4th, marching band enthusiasts will come together to celebrate the unofficial holiday known as Marching Band Day. The goal of Marching Band Day is to bring attention […]
What happens with Patrick Kane? By Conor Doherty On March 3 at 12 p.m. EST, all trades in the National Hockey League will come to a stop. With about four weeks left until the deadline and the major domino falling when Bo Horvat was shipped from Vancouver to the Island, let’s take a look at […]
Lecture to focus on Italy’s Boncompagni Ludovisi family By Sophia Stefanowski The noble Boncompagni Ludovisi family has many political, social, and cultural relations, particularly with other Italian families, dating all the way back to the 10th century AD. In an effort to explore the history of this family, Kutztown University plans to host Rutgers Classics […]
Tackling the challenge of rejuvenating soil while producing a significant amount of produce By Morgan Bayer KUTZTOWN, Pa.—KU is working with Rodale Institute, a research institution on regenerative organic farming, to initiate a new Regenerative Agriculture program that uses the methods and techniques of regenerative farming combined with scientific technology to produce vegetation using the […]
Department faculty developing related grant proposal By Michael Downing Students and faculty in KU’s Sport Management program are working to gather data and provide complementary instruction at the new Haring Fitness Court. “The artwork is very appealing,” said Duane Crider, professor of Sport Management at KU. “However, many of the pieces of equipment can be […]
Live music with a wide variety of styles and genres. By Victoria Fischer Look forward to a ‘Night Out at KU’ on Saturday, Nov. 19, a live music concert hosted by KU student Quentin Thomas Brown. The concert will take place from 6-10 p.m. at the Rickenbach Theater (LC 135). Brown is a senior majoring […]
Borough does all their processing in-house By Morgan Bayer Brian Bailey, the Public Works Superintendent of the Kutztown Borough Refuse and Recycling plant, took time this past Wednesday to explain in an interview what happens to residents’ sorted recyclables. He said that it is crucial for residents to sort plastics, glass and paper when placing […]
By Katherine Lovelidge For some, fall means pumpkin spice and apple picking. But for others, fall signifies the onset of an often unacknowledged lack-of-summertime sadness. It’s not uncommon for a drop in temperature and decrease in exposure to sunlight to result in a variety of symptoms including depression, anxiety, mood changes and sleep problems as […]
By Katherine Lovelidge Beginning this semester, KU English professor and Keystone advisor Dr. Downing is running Wednesday Night Workshops in room 102 of the Academic Forum from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Attendance is available both in-person and via Zoom. The workshops are focused on publishing in today’s world and feature a weekly guest speaker […]