By Jamie Klaum Contributing Writer Colby Cave, Edmonton Oilers’ forward, died April 11 at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto after suffering internal brain bleeding. Cave was 25 years old. According to CBS News, […]
NHL player Colby Cave dies after brain surgery
How to push through the Spring 2020 semester
By Amber Hunsicker Contributing Writer Students are facing challenging times as classes have moved fully online. Many students are not used to the pressures of online-only classes. Such classes demand self-discipline, good […]
NYC Sports Photographer Dead from Covid-19
By Sammy Strobel Contributing Writer Anthony Causi, a popular 48-year-old NYC sports photographer, died after contracting COVID-19. Causi had covered NYC’s teams for at least 25 years. Causi was well-known in New […]
The importance of appreciating Earth Day
By Amber Hunsicker Contributing Writer Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22. It’s a day to support environmental protection and raise awareness for environmental concerns. Even though Earth Day is only […]
2020 NFL Draft Goes Virtual
By Sammy Strobel Contributing Writer Due to the pandemic, this year’s NFL draft will be done virtually. There are 255 players that need to be distributed among 32 teams. The 2020 NFL […]
PA residence protest stay-at-home orders with gathering in Harrisburg
By: Maddie O’Shea News Editor On April 20 at 12 p.m., there was a protest in Harrisburgh, PA against the stay-at-home order. People gathered in a large crowd and in their cars […]
Student receives stimulus bill
By Maddie O’Shea News Editor The first $2 trillion stimulus bill has been distributed this week to those in need amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Many have been struggling financially during this time, […]
Has this global pandemic actually helped our environment?
By Donovan Levine Freeform Editor Posts have been floating around suggesting that, due to several world governments putting their countries on lockdown and significantly reducing human activity, nature has already responded at […]
KU’s athletic director and cheerleading coach speak out about COVID-19, sports’ seasons to co
By Lauren Gudknecht Assistant Sports Editor KU has announced that all fall sports starting their seasons in Fall 2020 may be pushed back due to COVID-19. With the previous seasons ending short, […]
OPINION: KU Mental Health Program Needs Revision
By DJ Greenzweig Recruitment and Retention Manager The counseling and mental health resources at KU are limited. There are few licensed counselors available in the Counseling Center, and they have tight schedules. […]
