Just three months ago, professor Bob West, 87, a Kent State alumnus, was driving to teach his film classes at Kent State. Due to a rapid progression of Parkinson’s disease, he now lives at Aurora...
Abigail Sachs’s first loves in life were writing and storytelling. Through music and theater, she realized there are multiple ways to tell stories.Graduating in May with a degree in English, she...
Pulsing bass beats filled the air as models wearing Kent State’s senior designers’ collections walked a quarter-mile runway through the Kent State Museum’s expansive galleries Friday night, Saturday...
Bailey, along with other Native American dancers and visitors, celebrated their heritage at the second annual Native American Student Association powwow on Saturday held in the field behind the Performing...
ROTC cadets approach the finish line at The WhiteHot 5K race across the Kent State campus Saturday, April 26, 2014. The race honors former fallen ROTC soldier Ashley White, who was killed in Afghanistan...
To celebrate 20 years of Flashfest, Kent State’s Undergraduate Student Government brought Capital Cities to the new Student Green to cap off a day full of music and sunshine. This year, FlashFest was...
Original director of May 4th Voices, Katherine Burke, converses with Major "Maj" Daniel Ragain at the reception after Dr. Shannon E. French's Voices of the American Experience speech, Wednesday, April...
Cleveland actors present a dramatic reading of the play "May 4th Voices: Kent State, 1970" in the Kiva, Wednesday, April 23, 2014. The play, written by Wick Poetry Center director David Hassler, is based...
Case Western University's Shannon E. French mediates comments from the audience after the dramatic reading of the play "May 4th Voices: Kent State, 1970" in the Kiva, Wednesday, April 14, 2014. French...
In the age of computer security, there are constant threats toward the safety of our personal information. These computer bugs take advantage of our population’s growing technological use, tending...
