
By Fern theobaldo At the end of last semester, one of my friends introduced me to Thich Nhat Hanh, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, activist, teacher, poet, and author. She showed me two […]
By Fern theobaldo At the end of last semester, one of my friends introduced me to Thich Nhat Hanh, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, activist, teacher, poet, and author. She showed me two […]
Tackling the challenge of rejuvenating soil while producing a significant amount of produce By Morgan Bayer KUTZTOWN, Pa.—KU is working with Rodale Institute, a research institution on regenerative organic farming, to initiate […]
By Tara Rothrock Over the summer, a collaborative effort through the Communication Studies department and Social Media program resulted in the latter avoiding being placed into moratorium. Although the social media program […]
Off to a 3-4 start, KU women’s basketball is looking to right the ship after an up and down first seven games. Coming off a very strong win against Clarion, 77-39, KU […]
Individualized programs help athletes become self-sufficient in the weight room By Molly R. Kutz Over the past two years, KU has hired two coaches specifically to support student athletes: Scott Hobbs and […]
Off to a 2-5 start, KU men’s basketball has their work cut out for them in the coming weeks. Luckily, the team knew they were going to be faced with challenges throughout […]
By Katherine Lovelidge Business majors are the Nickelback of college campuses. At times, people like to make fun of them for no apparent reason. Actually, that’s not even true. They’re only at […]
With the fall semester quickly coming to an end, the deadline to apply for KU BEARS Grant Funding is approaching By Abby Regensburger With the fall semester quickly coming to an end, […]
38-year-old was 2002 Kutztown Area High School grad By Kaitlyn Resline Former Berks County resident Derrick Rump was one of five victims killed in the Club Q shooting on Nov. 19 in […]