Kutztown University Multicultural Center

04/07/2026

03/28/2026

✨Inspiring Women at KU pt. 3 ✨
Thank you to everyone who participated in highlighting some of the amazing women who change lives at KU. We admire all the work you do, the people you uplift, and the impact you create every single day. Your dedication, passion, and leadership continue to inspire our community and shape a better future. 💛

03/25/2026

🎊Inspiring women @ KU part 2🎊
We went around campus to ask students which KU women inspire them - and we loved hearing every story.
Stay tuned all month long as we highlight more inspirational women, and shoutout to all the incredible

03/23/2026

✨Women's History Month at KU!✨
We went around campus to ask students which KU women inspire them - and we loved hearing every story.
Stay tuned all month long as we highlight more inspirational women, and shoutout to all the incredible women on our campus making a difference every day.
(And... we might have a special surprise for you at the end of the month) 🎁

02/19/2026

02/19/2026

Join Punk 4 Passion and Kutztown Allies for “ICE OUT” and Art Market and Fundraiser, Tuesday, February 24th from 12-4pm in MSU 223! Join us for local artists, resources, and raffles while supporting those directly impacted by ICE in our community. All the proceeds the clubs make will be going to the PA Immigration Resource Center that helps our neighbors with legal protection and representation for immigration!!

02/19/2026

KU NAACP students, Pen2Paper, Diversity Council student representatives, student leaders and staff from KU's Multicultural Center were honored to attend the Reading NAACP branch's celebration of Founder's Day Thursday, Feb. 12. Students from Reading Area High School, Alvernia University and Albright College were also in attendance with local Reading NAACP branch members, including branch president and KU alumni Wynton Butler. Kutztown is currently the only PASSHE school with an active student NAACP chapter; other sister schools are now looking to follow our example. KU students networked with community leaders, spoke with high school students about college life and learned about NAACP history. We are so proud and impressed by our students, their continuous meaningful engagement with the community and excellence in student leadership.

11/14/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us for yesterday’s Indigenous Showcase.
Sharing space, stories, and community with you made this event truly meaningful.
As we shared at the event:
“Each of these leaders stands within a long tradition of Indigenous resistance, care, and stewardship. Their stories reflect the strength of their nations and the vision of Indigenous communities worldwide.
We honor that this showcase takes place on Lenepehoking, the traditional home of the Lenni Lenape. We express our gratitude for their enduring relationships with this land, and we commit to learning and supporting Indigenous communities.”
We are deeply grateful to the Panhellenic Council, the Widoktadwen Center for Native Knowledge, the Council of Three Rivers, Barry Lee from Spirit Wing Music, Aramark, and every partner whose support made this event possible.
An especially heartfelt thank you to the Council of Three Rivers for their educational performance and for traveling all the way from Pittsburgh to be with us.
And finally, thank you to every student who came to learn, honor, and celebrate Indigenous cultures with us. Your presence made this showcase complete. 🌻

11/14/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us for yesterday’s Indigenous Showcase.
Sharing space, stories, and community with you made this event truly meaningful.

As we shared at the event:
“Each of these leaders stands within a long tradition of Indigenous resistance, care, and stewardship. Their stories reflect the strength of their nations and the vision of Indigenous communities worldwide.
We honor that this showcase takes place on Lenepehoking, the traditional home of the Lenni Lenape. We express our gratitude for their enduring relationships with this land, and we commit to learning and supporting Indigenous communities.”
We are deeply grateful to the Panhellenic Council, the Widoktadwen Center for Native Knowledge, the Council of Three Rivers, Barry Lee from Spirit Wing Music, Aramark, and every partner whose support made this event possible.

An especially heartfelt thank you to the Council Of Three Rivers American Indian Center
for their educational performance and for traveling all the way from Pittsburgh to be with us.
And finally, thank you to every student who came to learn, honor, and celebrate Indigenous cultures with us. Your presence made this showcase complete. 🌻

09/27/2025

KU’s own Pen2Paper preparing to perform at today Berks Cultural Diversity Festival!

09/27/2025

Representing at the Berks Cultural Diversity Festival. 12-6 pm. Free admission with lots of great music, vendors, entertainment, and food. Kutztown University, KU Multicultural Center, KU Women’s Center, KU LGBTQ+ Resource Center.

Come out and join the fun!