Physics major Paul Billig makes a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in the Newman Center on Saturday March 14, 2015. Students from the Christian Student Association and the Muslim Student Association...
Angelo Angel, a sophomore magazine journalism major, answers Thor Wasbotten’s question of why he wants to go into journalism. “A sense of adventure, honestly,” said Angel. The school of Journalism...
Kent State sophomore forward Marquiez Lawrence and senior guard Devareaux Manley carry senior guard Kris Brewer around the M.A.C. Center on their shoulders after he scored the game-winning layup with one...
Looking up at the 35-foot climbing wall may seem intimidating with all its slopes and ridges, but it’s a challenge students have embraced. They do their harnesses, anchor their ropes and anxiously grip...
To start, Chef Andrew Nun palms and shapes a glob of rice equivalent in size to a baseball. It’s been cleaned evenly with rice vinegar — something very important — and cooked at a precise 140 degrees....
To start, Chef Andrew Nun palms and shapes a glob of rice equivalent in size to a baseball. It’s been cleaned evenly with rice vinegar — something very important — and cooked at a precise 140 degrees....
Kent State Stark will host The Oblivion Project: The Nuevo Tango with the music of Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla on Wednesday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Hall Auditorium.Brooklyn-based Latin...
To start, Chef Andrew Nun palms and shapes a glob of rice equivalent in size to a baseball. It’s been cleaned evenly with rice vinegar — something very important — and cooked at a precise 140 degrees....
When once asked about training budding jazz players, legendary pianist and bandleader Duke Ellington once said, “The most important thing I look for when looking for a musician is if they know how to...
Flip flops squeak against the wet tile, carrying you to the edge of the pool where you kick them off, brace yourself for the chill and dive in.This is a familiar scene, one that has been replayed through...
It’s hard to tell where the clay stops and the artists’ hands begin. Fingers glide and shape the clay while heads are bent over the potter’s wheel. The ceramics studio has a pulse that beats with...
