Heather Gursky Arts and Entertainment Editor KU English professor in composition and literature Dr. Todd Williams will be releasing his second publication on May 22. This follows his first book, “A Therapeutic […]
Todd Williams to publish “Christina Rossetti’s Environmental Consciousness”
National Geographic Explorer Dr. M Jackson to host lecture at KU
By Shelby Otto Freeform Editor The geography department at KU, along with Geography Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon (GTU), Association of Campus Events (ACE) and the KU Environmental Science Committee, will be hosting […]
Religious group returns to stage hate-filled protest on North Campus, students gather
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor For the first time since November 2017, Matthew 24 Ministries returned to campus to stage a protest laced with messages of hate on April 16. Throughout the […]
Opinion: Trash and recycling bins would benefit downtown
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor If you’ve ever been out for a walk in a town’s central business district, whether it’s a 5,000 hamlet like in the Anthracite Region or a major […]
Festival Pier goes on sabbatical
By Samantha Geiger Staff Writer Festival Pier at Penn’s Landing won’t be returning to host shows in the summer of 2019. One of Philadelphia’s most iconic venues is claimed to be going […]
Listicle: Five plants that attract pollinators
By Emily Hynes Copy & Line Editor All flowers and plants are beautiful and unique in their own way, but some attract more pollinators than others. For those that don’t know, pollinators […]
Annual KutzCon held in Academic Forum
By Rachel Miller Staff Writer On April, KU hosted KutzCon, a convention for clubs and organizations of the university. KutzCon was intended to be similar to the pop culture event, Comic-Con, but […]
Mayor Jim Schlegel shares concerns and aspirations for Kutztown
By Emma Brenner Staff Writer Having grown up and lived in all four corners of Kutztown, Jim Schlegel is well-acquainted with the town and its history. He’s been the borough’s mayor for […]
Police incident draws coroner response, closes portion of North Pine
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor Personnel from the Berks County Coroner’s Office were among those who responded to a police incident which closed a portion of North Pine Street in the early […]
Opinion: Use Ecosia, the search engine that plants trees
By Donovan Levine Contributing Writer If you’ve never heard of Ecosia, it is an internet search engine exactly like Google or Bing that uses the revenue generated by ads and website traffic, […]
