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The independent news website of The Kent Stater & KSTV

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The independent news website of The Kent Stater & KSTV

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All content by Amanda Crumm

Ohio House of Representatives votes to save lives

Amanda Crumm
December 3, 2013

Video: 39 sections of state Route 59 ranked most dangerous in Akron region, 11 in Kent

Amanda Crumm
December 3, 2013

Employers cut staff hours to avoid health care law penalties

Amanda Crumm
December 3, 2013

Kent wins awards for streets and historic preservation

Amanda Crumm
October 16, 2013
Photo courtesy of Gray and Company, Publishers.

Brimfield police chief donates book proceeds to children’s programs

Amanda Crumm
September 16, 2013
Lt. Joe Hendry of the KSUPD demonstrates to students how to detain a gunman during the A.L.i.C.E. training workshop on March 15, 2013 in the student center. A.L.I.C.E., which stands for Alert, Lockdown, Information, Counter and Evacuation, is a crisis training program teaching students how to deal with an active shooter situation. Photo by Shane Flanigan.

A.L.i.C.E. training preps Kent State staff for active-shooter crises

Amanda Crumm
April 30, 2013

How to winterize your car for safe winter driving

Amanda Crumm
December 7, 2012
Graphic by Allison Struck

Tri-Towers have had the most criminal charges this year, alcohol-related arrests dominate

Amanda Crumm
December 5, 2012

Flash Alerts provides critical information to increasing numbers at Kent State

Amanda Crumm
November 29, 2012

Nametags in Prentice Hall burned, police search for leads

Amanda Crumm
November 12, 2012
Graphic by Allison Struck

KSU reports less crime than comparable schools

Amanda Crumm
October 29, 2012
Junior fashion merchandise major Gabby James attempted to "drive drunk" while "texting" for the Arrive Alive Tour as team leader Chris Seese monitored her driving outside the MACC October 17. Seese said college aged individuals are most prone to text and drive. Photo by Grace Jelinek.

Students encouraged to ‘Arrive Alive’ with accident demonstrations

Amanda Crumm
October 17, 2012
Heather Miller and Rachel Lancaster look at the purses at the Hope in a Handbag fundraiser, which raises money for Safer Futures, at Rockwell Hall on Oct. 13. Miller and Lancaster used to work with Safer Futures and came to support it. Photo by: Nancy Urchak

Fashion, fun and awareness helps improve lives

Amanda Crumm
October 13, 2012

Actress to speak Tuesday for ‘disAbility’ Awareness Month

Amanda Crumm
October 7, 2012
 

Bill allowing concealed carry on campus faces opposition at KSU

Amanda Crumm
October 1, 2012

Fire drills kick off campus fire safety week

Amanda Crumm
September 26, 2012

An inside look at how security aides operate on campus

Amanda Crumm
September 12, 2012

Koestner shares her personal survivor story on Sept. 13

Amanda Crumm
September 12, 2012

Kent State drug task officer charged with drug possession

Amanda Crumm
August 29, 2012
Demetrius Walton, freshman occupational therapy, sits in his room, a lounge, in Dunbar on Aug. 26. "It's bigger than the dorm room," Walton said. "I love it. I'd rather live here." Photo by Nancy Urchak.

Students await permanent housing on campus

Amanda Crumm
August 26, 2012

University services every student should know about

Amanda Crumm
August 21, 2012
Submitted photo

New bar coming to downtown Kent

Amanda Crumm
August 7, 2012
Kent State University installed 300 parking meters across campus, upgrading the current meters which were about 15 years old. Most of the new meters will now accept credit cards in addition to change. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Kent State implements new parking meter technology

Amanda Crumm
August 7, 2012
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Gov. Kasich elects new Board of Trustees member

Amanda Crumm
July 31, 2012
Jay Blaker works on Jimmy John’s new store location near the Kent Stage. The restaurant is scheduled to reopen Friday. Photo by Coty Giannelli.

Jimmy John’s closed due to move; reopening scheduled for Friday

Amanda Crumm
July 31, 2012
A restoration company is cleaning up a sewage leak in Fletcher Hall. The problem was initially reported in March. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Broken sewer line under Eastway causes concern

Amanda Crumm
July 24, 2012
"Just trying to keep them alive," said grounds keeper Doug Karaffa as he waters hanging flower baskets on the Esplande on July 17. In the midst of a lack of rain that northeast Ohio has been receiving, Karaffa said he goes through 800-1000 gallons of water a day watering plants and flowers across campus. "Never had a drought this bad," Karaffa said. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Drought keeps university groundskeepers busy

Amanda Crumm
July 17, 2012

Building permits issued, businesses progressing in downtown Kent

Amanda Crumm
July 2, 2012

Kent State fashion professors’ designs to be represented at Olympics

Amanda Crumm
June 19, 2012

Ohio named “nerdiest” state due to high library usage

Amanda Crumm
February 15, 2011

KSU affiliated program awarded $500,000 grant to save jobs

Amanda Crumm
January 31, 2011
Melinda Francois, freshman exploratory major, studies in the living room of her apartment in the Allerton Apartment complex on Wednesday. She’ll be forced to move to another building in six months due to the planned demolition of certain buildings within the complex. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Allerton Apartments to start closing in 2012

Amanda Crumm
January 13, 2011
Photo by Rachel Kilroy.

Finals week snowstorm disrupted holiday plans

Amanda Crumm
January 11, 2011

Kent State student collecting shoes for kids in need

Amanda Crumm
November 19, 2010

Former Kent State professor highlights new book at upcoming signing

Amanda Crumm
November 10, 2010

Kent State alumni experiences Survivor

Amanda Crumm
November 9, 2010

Post-party hangover remedies

Amanda Crumm
October 31, 2010
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