Tale of survival, scars, & art through voice of courageous aboriginal girl By Alex Torres “If you’re good at one thing, apply it to everything. You can turn anything into an art […]
Review: Rhymes for Young Ghouls (Non-Spoiler)
Students sketch chalk art outside Sheridan
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Photos by Michael Downing
Oxfam Hunger Banquet to promote social justice as part of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week
By Kaitlyn Resline The Community Outreach Center, Student Volunteer Coalition and the Kutztown University Activities Board are partnering to sponsor the Oxfam Hunger Banquet. The Hunger Banquet will take place Tuesday, Nov. […]
KU Clay Club to welcome visiting artist Beth Cavener
By Kaitlyn Resline The KU Clay Club will be welcoming Beth Cavener as a visiting artist from Monday, Nov. 7 to Wednesday, Nov. 9. The demonstrations will take place in the mornings […]
Kutztown University Housing and Residence Life hosts Halloween event for kids and families
By Fern Theobaldo Kutztown University Residence Life hosted a Halloween – or “HARLOween” – event on Oct. 30th from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the DMZ. HARLOween (Housing and Residence Life […]
KU celebrates Veteran’s Awareness Week, Nov 7-11
Hosted by KU’s Office of Veterans Services, all events are free and some are open to the public By Miguel A Hernandez KU is celebrating National Veterans Awareness Week Nov. 7-11 to […]
The Keystone Newspaper Podcast: Cody Hawley, President of Spotlite Club
Kutztown University alumni walks in New York Fashion Week
By Sarah Kearney New York Fashion week started in 1943 and since then has launched one of the biggest fashion events of each year. Every year, Fashion week is held usually in […]
Kutztown University’s Department of Philosophy announces this year’s UNESCO lecture
By Fern Theobaldo Professor Randall Kennedy will answer the question, “Can patriotic feelings for a nation-state be justified?” in his lecture on November 17th. The lecture will be at the Shaffer Auditorium […]
KU’s Indigenous Film Festival slated for Nov. 9 and 11
By Kristina Hartz On Nov. 9 and 11, KU is hosting their second annual Indigenous Film Festival in partnership with the Widoktadwen Center for Native Knowledge in Reading. The first film showings […]