Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s investigation into the accident.

None of the four students involved in Wednesday’s two-car accident on Loop Road sustained life-threatening injuries, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said Thursday.

The accident occurred around 7:15 p.m. when junior biology major Katherine Stiles, driving a red 2009 Volkswagen Jetta, swerved left of center and hit a gray Jeep Wrangler with three male passengers head-on.

The Jeep’s passengers were Kent State freshmen: exploratory major Tanner Hoose, marketing major Brandon Fisher and business management major Garrett Cheran. Contrary to a prior report from Sgt. Larry Jones, trooper Nathan Krug of the Ohio State Highway Patrol said Thursday afternoon that it is investigating if Stiles was under the influence of drugs while driving.

Krug saidHoose, the driver of the Wrangler, and Stiles went to Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna, and Fisher and Cheran went to Akron City Hospital for treatment.

Krug said Cheran was ejected from the Wrangler during the impact. He said patrolmen believe  the other three students crawled out of their vehicles following the accident. No specific details of injuries following the accident are available.

Krug said patrolmen are still investigating how fast both vehicles were going before the accident.

Sgt. T.J. Homrighausen, an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper, said the Jetta collided with the Wrangler about 495 feet from the intersection of Loop and Summit roads.

Both Kent Police and Fire departments responded to the scene of the accident, university spokesman Eric Mansfield said.

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