By Carley Wise Contributing Writer Major changes are on the rise in the art & art history program at KU. Currently, they are in the works of rebranding not only their name […]
Department of art and art history undergoes rebranding
Art of the Rockabilly genre
By Shelby Otto A&E Section Editor In light of the Stray Cats’ Lee Rocker’s appearance on Oct. 3, KU Presents! and Sharadin Art Building’s atrium welcomed artist Andy Cappuccio to exhibit his […]
Review: Bella Thorne’s ‘The Life Of A Wannabe Mogul’
By Donovan Levine Freeform Editor This summer, actress and model Bella Thorne published a book called “The Life Of A Wannabe Mogul: Mental Disarray.” This book was a poetry collection, and a […]
Career Development Center hosts Internship & Job Fair
By Anthony Confino Contributing Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 2, KU held their bi-annual Internship & Job Fair to give students an opportunity to let employers see their resume, converse with some of […]
First KU PrideFest helps unite campus community
By Madison Smith Contributing Writer Helping to create community, the GLBTQ center, among other clubs, hosted PrideFest on Sept. 12 in the Recreation Center. The event had food, live entertainment, an inflatable […]
“Relentless Color” opens in Rohrbach Library
By Raven Shellman Contributing Writer On Sept. 23, the Rohrbach Library Gallery welcomed “Relentless Color” by artist Daniel Egusquiza. The reception was held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., giving guests the opportunity […]
KU first stop on PASSHE chancellor’s tour of state schools
By Shelby Levan Contributing Writer On Sept. 20, members of the KU community gathered in the Alumni Auditorium to hear from Dr. Daniel Greenstein, the chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of […]
Angela Reynolds named new KU Women’s Bowling team head coach
By Lauren Gudknecht Contributing Writer KU Women’s Bowling team has named their second-ever head coach, Angela Reynolds, to lead the Golden Bears into their 13th season. Angela Reynolds has been bowling since […]
Profile: KU senior uses ceramics for cultural awareness
By Raven Shellman Contributing Writer Keegan Buck, a senior double major in Art Education and Ceramics at KU, uses his art to promote the Japanese aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi. Buck currently presents his […]
Metered parking comes to Kutztown
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The lot at 22 South Whiteoak Street, bounded by Sander Alley, Herring Alley, Whiteoak Street and the Young Ones/Feed and Read bookstore building, has been converted to […]
