The Women's Club Volleyball team played its first tournament Feb. 17 at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center, and players Hailey Elbert and Megan Kocsis said tournament day requires a lot of preparation.
Both...
This year one of the Go Red for Women events has been converted into the Heart Health for All Luncheon. To celebrate American Heart Month, all staff members will have the opportunity to register for this...
John Hilber, Assistant Sports Editor
• February 21, 2024
Climate change and other environmental action discussions will be on the agenda when David Sherman, a professor for the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences at the University of California,...
Editor’s note: Alton Northup, an interviewee in the article, is a campus editor for The Kent Stater’s staff. He was included in this story because of the relevance of his experiences to the subject.
Elevator...
Haymaker Farmers’ Market partnered with Kent State Tuesday to bring together local businesses, on-campus programs and organizations for students.
Nearby vendors such as Busy B Patisserie and Bee Gluten...
On Saturday, the Kent State women's lacrosse team dropped its second matchup against George Mason.
The Flashes were outscored 7-2 in the second half en route to a 13-6 loss in their home opener.
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Black excellence, success and identity was at the forefront of discussion between university community members and Victoria Alexander, a public speaker and Ph.D. student at the University of Maryland,...
Whether they’re jumping to “Shout,” slow dancing to “And I Love Her” or singing along to “Here Comes the Sun,” Beatles fans and beyond can listen live to the hits of John, Paul, George and...
Editor's note: Debonaire Wright, a KentWired photographer, was interviewed due to his relevance to the article.
When brothers Byron Ridenour-Wright and Debonaire Wright opened The Sound Laboratory...
With a commitment to local agriculture, loyal vendors and community engagement, Haymaker Farmers’ Market remains a symbol of resilience and connection in Kent.
There may be a chill in the air this...
Foodie February, a month-long activity hosted by Main Street Kent, encourages individuals to try new foods while supporting businesses in downtown Kent.
The event, which will take place until Feb....
The Physics Department will start assessing what can be done to bring the observatory back to life this summer, after being closed for several years due to wiring and computer repairs needed.
The...
