By Sabrina Betterly News Editor On April 25, the KU chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI KU) will be hosting their seventh annual Out of the Darkness walk for […]
NAMI KU to Host Seventh Annual Out of the Darkness Walk
Vandalism of KU Fountains
By Sabrina Betterly News Editor On Monday, April 12, KU Relations informed students of vandalism that occurred on Sunday to the Alumni Plaza and DMZ fountains. The fountains were filled with soap […]
KU Women’s Golf Placed Fifth at PSAC Hershey Championships
By Sammy Strobel Assistant Sports Editor Being postponed from the Fall, KU’s women’s golf team participated in this year’s Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Championships over the weekend, starting on April 9. The […]
KU Athletic Coaches Detail Challenges of Practicing During Pandemic
By Justin Gincauskas Contributing Writer As college sports begin the final stretch of the spring semester, KU athletic coaches are still adjusting to the unique season. Strict protocols, limited practice sessions, COVID-19 […]
Preview: The Oscars 2021 Nominations
By Spencer Ford Recruitment and Retention Manager The Oscar nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards are in, and the internet has a lot to say about the “snubs” and surprises from this […]
Review: “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before: Always and Forever”
By Melissa Fatzinger Contributing Writer By Melissa Fatzinger, Contributing Writer Always and forever is a very heavy term, but it fits YA goddess Lara Jean fairly well. “To All the Boys I’ve […]
Opinion: Is it Really a Good Idea to Vacation this Summer?
By ElisaBeth Hutchinson Contributing Writer The summer light is approaching at the end of the long, dark and perhaps sad winter COVID-19 tunnel with less than five weeks remaining of the spring […]
New Student Club – Survivor Chat
By Amber Hunsicker Freeform Editor Samantha Smith, a second-semester freshman at KU, created a new club on campus, Survivor Chat. As a member of “It’s on us” and after seeing a presentation […]
PA and Berks County See Rise in COVID-19 Cases
By Carin Holmes Assistant News Editor As Pennsylvania sees a rise in COVID-19 cases, rates are rising in Berks County, the home of KU, as well. On March 1, Pa. reported 2,531 […]
KU’s Less Eventful Wellness Days
By Sabrina Betterly News Editor KU held their third and fourth wellness days, Friday, April 2 and Saturday, April 3. The wellness day committee expected a smaller turnout due to the Easter […]