Keystone Education and Youth Services LLC history

2001 – The opening of the College’s newest residence hall, Boehm Hall (formerly known as the Keystone Commons).

2005 – 103.5 WKCV-FM, Keystone’s student-run radio station began on-air broadcasting and has since advanced with web-streaming royalty rights so the station can broadcast over the Internet and can be heard by anyone, anywhere, with an internet connection.

2006 – The College inducts its inaugural class into the Athletics Hall of Fame.

2007 – The College introduces The Gathering, an annual three-day symposium featuring lectures, workshops, performances, and discussions.

2011 – Keystone establishes the Howard Jennings Nature Preserve in honor of Howard Jennings, retired biology professor.

2014 – The College receives formal approval from the United States Department of Education and the Pennsylvania Department of Education offer master’s degree programs.

During the 2015-16 academic year, Kutztown University celebrated its Sesquicentennial, marking 150 years of service to the region and community.

2016 – Keystone College opens the Regional Center for Excellence in 3-D Design, a technology resource for the entrepreneurial, business, manufacturing, and educational communities.

2017 – Keystone announces a major development plan which will dramatically improve the quality of life for the College and surrounding communities.

2018 – Keystone introduces the Juvenile Justice Institute to help at-rich children cope with trauma and stress of daily life,

ET on CNN+. Blitzer plays a pivotal role in the network’s political coverage, during the 2020 election cycle he moderated several Democratic presidential town halls as well as CNN’s January debate in Iowa.