There’s nothing quite like high school football in American culture. The shaking of cowbells, the shouting of angry parents and coaches and the smells and chills of the autumn breeze — these are nostalgic...
If one had to describe an elevator in three words: leaky, shaking and untrustworthy wouldn’t be the first thing most students think of – unless you’re talking about the Kent State library.
Over...
Heading out of the city, a dense collection of trees and vegetation overwhelms your sight, getting closer and closer, green leaves filling the sky ahead.
Only minutes outside of bustling cities, Cuyahoga...
On the evening of Sept. 22, students filled the KIVA to hear from College Student Leadership and Harm Reduction Speaker Billy Boulden, whose presentation, “You Don’t Have to PROVE Anything,” urged...
On Sept. 21, the Whimsigoth Night Market, owned by Stevie Riffle, and the Mystic Fairy Market, owned by Natasha Kardos, came together to host the Mabon Markets in Kent’s Acorn Alley.
The first Mabon...
On the quiet Saturday morning of Sept. 20, community members gathered at the Kent United Church of Christ for the “Celebrate Recovery! Walk & Poetry Reading,” now in its second year, honoring the...
More than 250 people filled the Hudson Green for a community rally organized by Jewish and Christian congregations, rejecting antisemitism and pledging solidarity, days after a confrontation by Nazi protestors.
Rabbi...
The Kent State University Student Ambassadors helped spread kindness around the campus Friday, Sept. 19, hosting the “Written with Kindness” event.
At this event, students were able to leave messages...
Rotten Peach Studios commemorated its second year of business with an event that contained live music, local vendors and food trucks Sept. 13, 2025.
Rotten Peach is a local female-owned small business...
Contributors of the anthology “The Nature of Our Times” celebrated the release of the book with a poetry reading in the Student Center Ballroom Balcony Sept. 18, 2025.
All three co-editors, David...
Ohio law now requires K-12 schools to have a cell phone policy due to the signing of House Bill 250.
The bill, signed into law May 15, 2025, by Gov. Mike DeWine, mandated K-12 schools have a policy...
About 238 years ago, the Founding Fathers signed the document that would eventually become the law of the land. To commemorate Constitution Day, the University Libraries offered educational programs and...
