Taylor Swift’s 12th album, "The Life of a Showgirl," debuted Oct. 3 and had plenty of Swifties foaming at the mouth for an upbeat, glitter-pop album. Unfortunately, many fans and others have voiced...

As we enter an age of ever-increasing reliance on AI programs for help with schoolwork, project brainstorming, or even for companionship, large technology corporations like Meta, OpenAI, and others have...

The potential existence of martians and other extraterrestrial life has long been a point of fascination for the human species. The idea that we might not be alone as the only living beings in this big,...

As you’ve walked around campus, you may have seen the SPIN eScooters; perhaps you’ve even used them. When I’m walking through campus, I see other students whizzing through crowds and swerving to...

Charlie Kirk, 31, founder of right-wing conservative Turning Point USA, was shot and assassinated on Sept. 10, 2025.  The assassination made ripples across social media platforms, with both sides of...

When examining political violence between states and citizens, it is best to distinguish four different groupings or types of political violence. The first and least common is State vs. Self. An example...

In the current age of cinema, most films are either cash grabs or films that lack any meaningful message. However, this year's lineup of films has proven that studios have listened to audiences and are...

With the semester beginning again and the fall season slowly coming up, it's safe to say that the summer season has come to an end. However, one of the biggest highlights of summer 2025 was the films that...

I recently attended an exhibit being put on by Kent State’s Downtown Gallery, on E Main St. I went on a day I had free time in between my classes, so granted, I rushed myself quite a bit.  Upon my...

The United States Supreme Court just scored a “major victory” for the Department of Homeland Security after lifting a federal judge's order barring federal agents from making stops without “reasonable...