Todd Diacon, the president of Kent State University, poses for a picture after being interviewed at the commencement ceremony for the 2020 graduates on Friday, October 1. He gave a speech at the beginning...
Eight tables were covered with a variety of paint colors, paintbrushes and painting paper. Another table, off to the side, held piles of free t-shirts and hoodies along with free candies, pins and stickers....
Local prevention, treatment and recovery center, Townhall II, is celebrating 50 years of service by holding a community celebration at the Hometown Bank Plaza in Kent Ohio. The event will take place on...
This past Saturday, Main Street Kent put on its annual Oktoberfest where restaurants and vendors brought a bit of German culture to the community, along with plenty of beer. “We like participating...
“One of the things that was really important for me was that we allow people to see the humanity in Black beauty,” co-curator Dr. Tameka N. Ellington said.After being pushed back one whole year due...
Pan-African studies associate professor Mwatabu Okantah spoke at the town hall about the Black students' walkout in 1968, that eventually led to the creation of Oscar Ritchie Hall and the Pan-African studies...
Education is a necessary part of growth, but it is often inaccessible, Lo Denmon, assistant director of the LGBTQ+ Center, told a Kent State town hall Thursday. As a queer first-generation college student,...
James Bowling, superintendent of the city of Kent’s engineering department, led the public meeting to discuss the East Main Street traffic circle project. The meeting was held at the Kent United Methodist...
Speed reduction was addressed at the East Main Street public meeting Tuesday evening. The city of Kent plans to eliminate the entrance to Terrace Drive on East Main Street to prevent drivers from using...
The Dean of the College of Business Administration, Deborah Spake recently received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Marketing Association. Spake accepted the award alongside another candidate...
Zaria Johnson Editor-in-Chief
• September 19, 2021
Welcome! The Stater is back in print! Our first of four topical print editions is centered around climate and sustainability. This edition is filled with content for the expert environmentalist, the newcomer...
