By Megan Flanagan and Jenna BallekContributing Writers The Student Government Board has voted unanimously to support increasing the student activity fee by $10. They also discussed student reactions to the new mask […]
Student Government Board approves activity fee increase, suggests easing masking requirements
KU dining workers continue efforts to unionize
By Carin HolmesNews Editor Dining workers at KU are continuing their effort to unionize, despite the issues they have faced along the way. The workers, employed by Aramark, began their campaign for […]
Romance author LaQuette to speak at KU about writing diversity in romance
By Gabriela MartinezContributing Writer Award winning romance author LaQuette will speak at KU about writing romance novels and diversity on April 5 at 6 p.m. in the MSU Alumni Auditorium. She will […]
Check out the Rock Wall!
By Erin FoleyContributing Writer The rock wall in the recreation center at KU is a great way to get exercise and pass the time. On Feb. 19, the rock wall was given […]
I Heart KU Event Returned to Campus This February
By Yolany Maldonado I Heart KU week, hosted by The KU Foundation and Presidential Ambassadors, occurred from Feb. 7-11. What started as a single-day event eight years ago, I Heart KU shifted […]
A Veteran’s Value
By Marcos Dos Diaz DavilaFreeform Section Editor On Feb. 22, 2022, Philip Brashear, Chief Warrant Officer 5 in the Army Reserve, spoke at KU. He detailed his 38 years of experience in […]
Department of Social Work to Host 18th Annual Community Forum
Author: Rebekah Brossman, Contributing WriterMichael Alberto, Editor in Chief On March 25, the Social Work Department will be hosting its 18th annual Community Forum. The event will take place virtually from 8:30 […]
KU Grad Becomes Youngest Member of Allentown City Council
By Carin HolmesNews Editor Natalie Santos, a Fall 2021 graduate of KU, was elected as the youngest member of the Allentown City Council in the city’s history in Nov. 2021. Santos was […]
Student Profile: Vincent Sordini
By: Spencer FordRecruitment and Retention Manager Throughout our campus community, there are dozens of student artists, musicians, and writers who use their skills both inside and outside the classroom. One of those […]
Ongoing Construction on Wells-Rapp Center for Mallet Percussion Research
By Carin HolmesNews Editor Construction is ongoing for the new Wells-Rapp Center for Mallet Percussion Research. The Wells-Rapp Center is a KU Foundation project that will be used to house and display […]