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By Sarah Kummery Rohrbach Library recently unveiled new sensory-friendly and sensory-reduced areas. Students can now find quieter, designated spaces to study within the library. These locations are only KU’s newest additions; they are not the only inclusive areas on campus. On the first floor of the library, students can find an adaptive workspace. This incl
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Raise funds to enhance educational opportunities By Bethany McDonald The KU Foundation’s 1866 Giving Challenge officially opened for donations today Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 7 a.m. and will continue through Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 2:06 p.m. The mission of the KUF is to raise funds to develop and enhance educational opportunities at KU for students,
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Lady Bears polled at No. 9 by IWSOC By Alice Frank KU Women’s Soccer moved up to a No. 9 ranking according to a poll from the Intercollegiate Women’s Soccer Association (IWSOC) that was announced on Tuesday, Sept. 27. The thirteen-spot jump came after the Bears earned a 1-0 victory over previously No. 4-ranked West
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Club organizes student-run art market By Martin Danek On Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Arts Alliance club will host an art sale in MSU 218. All vendors will be KU students or alumni. Vendors will be selling various crafts, including art prints, crocheted items, jewelry, ceramics and more. Applications to
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Annual event to feature candy, costumes and a contest By Bethany McDonald On Oct. 21, the Optimist Club of Kutztown will host its annual Trick-or-Treat on Main Street from 6 to 8 p.m. The event will take place between Constitution Blvd. and College Blvd., with a rain date of Oct. 22. A costume contest will
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A week of school spirit, sporting events, and alumni reunions By Winson Lin KU will welcome students, alumni, and faculty back for Homecoming 2026 on Monday, Oct. 19, and festivities will run through Sunday, Oct. 25. Alumni specific Homecoming activities will take place from Oct. 23-24. The week-long celebration will start on Monday with the
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Jeff Duke steps into role after Doc Jones steps down By Ryan Tirpak KU has announced a change in the men’s rugby head coach position. Dr. Gregg A. Jones, also known as ‘Doc,’ will be stepping away from the position after four decades and handing the reins over to Jeff Duke. Duke, who attended KU
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The bands are back together for regular Thursday night shows By Toby Lemon Rock the Lawn is back at KU, hosting bands behind Schaeffer Auditorium for a free experience where students can spend time with friends and enjoy listening to diverse music that explores various genres. Rock the Lawn will continue throughout the Fall semester
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