By Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer On April 5, the No. 12-ranked West Chester University Golden Rams topped KU Women’s Lacrosse 14-5 at Andre Reed Stadium. With the win, West Chester is now […]
Women’s Lacrosse falls to 12th ranked West Chester
KU Baseball Drops First Two Games of Conference Play
By Ronald Hanaki Contributing Writer On March 25, KU Baseball dropped its road twin bill to the Bloomsburg University Huskies to open the 2018 season’s conference play. The Huskies got to KU […]
ACT presents: “Almost, Maine”
Nickey Siegerman Contributing Writer We all adore a good love story, one that will transport us to the world of the characters in front of us. We feel something through it, knowing […]
First Major of the season teeing off
By Zach Cole Contributing Writer It is the early weeks of April, which signals that golf’s first major, The Masters Tournament is here, with this year’s tournament being the most anticipated one […]
Why the Phillies are back on the road to relevance
By Jacob Bachman Contributing Writer An early push at the Winter Meetings, where the Philadelphia Phillies landed Carlos Santana, Tommy Hunter and Pat Neshek was a sign of bigger things to […]
KU softball falls short in two comeback efforts against Shippensburg
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor KU softball played in their first PSAC games of the season, which turned out to be a doubleheader against Shippensburg. The Golden Bears took two tough losses, […]
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 […]
Opinion: Choose to participate in Alternative Spring Break
Heather Gursky Assistant A&E Editor ASB, more commonly known as Alternative Spring Break, is a great way to give up your free time to help and impact others. Through these trips, students […]
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 […]
