It's time for Best of Kent 2015! Vote for the Best of Kent 2015 by clicking here or submit a ballot from The Kent Stater to KSU Franklin Hall Room 205.
Winners will be announced April 8 in a special issue...
We all have them. That piece of toilet paper stuck to the bottom of your shoe. That slip on ice in front of the person you’ve been crushing on for weeks.Awkward moments can happen to anyone, and for...
We may have been born into this skin, but those who decide to get a tattoo are making a choice that is entirely their own. Tattoos can be as unique as the person who wears them, and each tattoo has a story...
"Forget" -Marina and The DiamondsI am slightly obsessed with Marina. I’m one of those fans who has all of her albums, knows of all her unreleased work and follows her religiously. Marina has been releasing...
Let me play devil’s advocate: Exercising can be bad for you. Despite the health benefits, exercising can take a toll on your body and cause serious health problems, that is, if you’re not careful.I...
The phrase “up all night” gets put into a new context once you start to notice some of Kent State’s late night workers. The campus doesn’t close after dark, and for some student workers, the idea...
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...
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...