"Grateful" is the first word that comes to mind when thinking about these past three semesters. "We" is the second.
(For clarification, this is my last semester as editor, but since I am a junior,...
When asked in October 2023 by current editor-in-chief Izzy Schreck and my predecessor Grace Springer to apply as the managing editor for the spring semester, it sparked my interest.
This could be...
When alumni Coty Giannelli and Hayley Bennett started deciding on an idea for their business, they both thought there was a need for a family-friendly environment where adults could bring their children...
The Met Gala, one of the most anticipated and prestigious fashion and fundraising events of the year, is approaching May 6.
The Met Gala is a fundraising benefit for the Metropolitan Museum of Art...
On April 2, 2014, Quavaugntay Tyler fired a shot from his 9mm Ruger gun into his hand while two females who suspected him of cheating confronted him in Bowman Hall parking lot.
Ten years later, those...
Red letters, brightly emblazoned against an ominous black background:
“Hell awaits you! Rev 21:8.”
“Sin is slavery.”
In white letters, it condemns all manner of sinners:
“Justifiers...
A blaring alarm sounds at 6:20 a.m. in a household of three. A mother begins her day by waking up her two young children. With some pushback, the three of them each get ready for school.
After two long...
Ahh summer, we all love it. At least I do! You know what else I love? Movies and music.
So I thought, “Hey, why don’t I give my lovely readers a guided list through my favorite pieces of artistic...
Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift released her new album “The Tortured Poets Department” on April 19.
The album consists of 16 tracks. Each song has a melancholy tone that contrasts Swift’s usually...
Since coming to campus in 1922, The Rock that sits on Hilltop Drive has been a focal point of expression, activism and controversy as students paint messages and images on it.
Recently, discourse...
John Hilber, Assistant Sports Editor
• May 4, 2024
After spending 14 years playing professional baseball both in the United States and overseas, Mike Birkbeck decided to hang it up and come back to Kent State, which had become a familiar place for the...
