By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief Kutztown is home to roughly 5,000 year-round residents, a number which typically doubles once university students return to campus. Without this influx of students for most of the […]
Opinion: Kutztown’s Small Businesses Need Students More Than Ever
SGB Releases a Spring Break Petition
By Matthew Brandy Social Media Manager On Friday, Oct. 23, KU’s Student Government Board sent out a mass email to the student body asking them to sign a petition to have President […]
KU Grandparents
By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor Chaplains John and Laura Studenroth became “KU’s Golden Bear Grandparents” when they realized they were old enough to be grandparents of current students, and they wanted to […]
KU Wrestler Collin Wickramaratna Speaks on COVID-19
By Lauren Gudknecht Sports Editor Collin Wickramaratna, a junior KU wrestler has dedicated 15 years of his life to wrestling, and not being able to step on the mat for eight months […]
Lacrosse Player Kayla Brooks Speaks Out on Committing to KU
By Lauren Gudknecht Sports Editor Hempfield High School senior Kayla Brooks announced she will be a lacrosse player for KU after committing to the university in March 2020. Brooks said she chose […]
Kutztown Fire & Rescue Retrieve Student Cell Phone Tower Off the Clock Tower
By Dylan Adams News Editor Kutztown Fire & Rescue’s Ladder 46 responded to two separate calls at KU on the evening of Oct. 14. The first call was to Old Main where […]
Gorillaz’s Song Machine
By Sabrina Betterly Contributing Writer If you’ve heard of “Feel Good Inc.”’s iconic laughing intro or the fast paced rapping of “Clint Eastwood,” chances are you’ve heard of the band Gorillaz. Gorillaz […]
New Research Shows Colleges Face Unprecedented Financial Hit Due to Hybrid Learning
By Donovan Levine Editor-In-Chief Colleges across the US have been forced to adapt to online learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic with hybrid learning systems, and unfortunately, these adjustments come with a […]
Women’s Center, LGBTQ+ Center Continue to Operate with Restrictions
By Jessica Garrison Contributing Writer Two organizations that have continued to actively run on campus despite the pandemic are the Women’s Center and the LGBTQ+ Resource Center, though both have had to […]
Review: Too Hot to Handle
By Jenny Wallace Arts & Entertainment Editor On April 17, Netflix premiered their first season of a reality show called “Too Hot to Handle.” Starring attractive young men and women from around […]