By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor President Kenneth Hawkinson, in his State of the University address on Aug. 23, said KU is entering the 2019-20 school year with a balanced budget for the […]
KU entering new academic year with balanced budget
Kutztown’s first Mexican restaurant turns 18 this September
By Greg Yepremian Contributing Writer La Cocina Mexicana has been Kutztown’s only Mexican restaurant for a long time. La Cocina, as it is commonly known, will have been open for 18 years […]
Officials expect Keystone Field to be ready for Sept. 14 soccer opener
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor A multi-million dollar renovation of Keystone Field is expected to wrap up in time for Saturday, Sept. 14’s women’s soccer opener against East Stroudsburg. According to KU […]
KU hosts third annual Unity Day
By Shelby Levan Contributing Writer On Aug. 29, KU held its third annual Unity Day on campus. Students heard from a variety of speakers ranging from community members to students and administrators. […]
Recapping KU’s first fall semester athletic events
By Bonnie Charles Sports Editor Women’s Soccer: KU vs. Charleston The KU women’s soccer team won 3-0 at the University of Charleston in West Virginia on Sept. 5 in a non-conference match, […]
Marlin and Regina Miller Gallery to host ‘HYPOSTYLE’
By Raven Shellman Contributing Writer The Marlin and Regina Miller Gallery will be opening a new show on Sept. 19 with John Cunningham’s “HYPOSTYLE.” An architect, designer and educator based out of […]
Opinion: Consent – Are you sure you really know what it is?
By Amanda Phillips Contributing Writer Sexual assault in relationships is commonly overlooked because humans tend to view the word “relationship” as a form of consent. Abused Women’s Aid in Crisis reported that […]
Silberman leaves KU for new chapter
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor KU’s longtime vice president of administration and finance left campus on Aug. 2 for a new role at Elizabethtown College in Lancaster County. Gerald Silberman parted after […]
KU launches cohesive, redesigned website
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor If you visited KU’s website recently, you may have noticed the many changes university officials say will “improve the user experience.” “This is the culmination of […]
KU Involvement Fair attracts hundreds of students
By Donovan Levine Freeform editor As it is every year, KU’s Involvement Fair was packed with hundreds of students who are either involved or are looking to get involved with on-campus clubs […]
