By Donovan Levine Staff Writer From rosettes to barn symbols to 20-pointed stars, the Hexhibition at Kutztown’s Eckhaus Gallery personifies the lively culture of the Pennsylvania Dutch and the history of the […]
“Hexhibition” merges traditional and modern
Zoning appeal withdrawn for Young Ones building
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor A zoning hearing scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 7, regarding Tommy Boy’s Pizza and Café attempt to move into a space that is currently occupied, was canceled after […]
Opinion: US should end support of Saudi war intervention
By James Bouffard Staff Writer Recent events, such as the midterm elections, have shifted our national focus towards domestic affairs. But, in spite of their importance, it is imperative that we never […]
Review: “The Hate U Give” is a social necessity
By Emma Brenner Contributing Writer On Oct. 19, the movie “The Hate U Give” entered theaters all across the United States. Screenplay writer Audrey Wells adapted the film’s story from the novel […]
Change in culture, system unity keys for PASSHE Chancellor
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor At 11 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 1, the chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education visited KU beginning the day with a question and answer session […]
Science: KU physics major recreates Millikan’s oil drop experiment with apparatus
By Andrew Venzie Staff Writer In the senior seminar course for physics majors, Taylor Worthington was given the opportunity to recreate Millikan’s Oil Drop Experiment, first conducted in 1909 by Robert A. […]
Professor Jeffrey Voccola to publish first novel
By Nickey Siegerman Staff Writer Six years after well-liked writing professor, Jeffrey Voccola, joined the KU faculty, his novel “Kings Row” is to be published next fall. Voccola opened up about his recent […]
North Campus vandal caught, charged
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The student, who has not yet been identified, caused between $5,000 and $8,000 in damages between 10:45 p.m. and midnight that day, defacing the Academic Forum, Rohrbach Library, […]
Satire: Unresolved inner turmoil and faux Satanism
By Conway Lynch Staff Writer On Oct. 30, a devious vandal took to our beautiful campus. Armed with spray paint, a high dose of angst and a faulty understanding of Satanism, the […]
“Treason Flowers” showcases multiple artists
By Shelby Otto Staff Writer The Student Union Gallery in the McFarland Student Union Building hosted its opening reception for its latest exhibition “Treason Flowers” Tuesday, Nov. 6th. Among one of the […]
