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Portage County Sheriff's Department Website of the 10 criminals listed on the Sept. 24, 2014 Portage County Most Wanted Fugitives list. One, Ashley Marie Henson, was apprehended at the beginning of October. 

Portage County succeeds in catching criminals on ‘Most Wanted Fugitives List’

Christina Bucciere
December 1, 2014

[Video] HB 31

November 17, 2014
Sporting Defense LLC owner Larry John speaks to customers on Saturday, Jan. 12. John opened the gun shop in Brimfield, just outside of Kent, in August of 2012. Lately, John says sales have been higher than ever, especially since the gun control debate resulting from the recent school shootings in Connecticut.

Opposing sides debate need for stricter regulations on access to guns

Christina Bucciere
November 17, 2014
File photo Jenna Watson / The Kent Stater Due to an extreme winter, the city of Kent has been experiencing a shortage of salt used to keep the roads and sidewalks clear of ice.

City changes salt plans for upcoming winter

Christina Bucciere
November 9, 2014
Issue 21

Kent’s ‘Community Bill of Rights’ fails to pass

Christina Bucciere
November 4, 2014

Governor Candidates

Christina Bucciere
October 31, 2014

New parking meter program coming downtown

Christina Bucciere
September 28, 2014
Louis Stokes, former Congressman and Kent State's current President's Ambassador, spoke to sociology and justice majors Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014 about his involvement in the Terry v. Ohio case that he argued in the U.S. Supreme Court in 1968. He related this court case to recent events involving police brutality such as Ferguson.

Ambassador Stokes discusses diversity, stop-and-frisk laws

Christina Bucciere
September 18, 2014
Louis Stokes, former Congressman and Kent State's current President's Ambassador, spoke to sociology and justice majors Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014 about his involvement in the Terry v. Ohio case that he argued in the U.S. Supreme Court in 1968. He related this court case to recent events involving police brutality such as Ferguson.

Ambassador Stokes discusses diversity, stop-and-frisk laws

Christina Bucciere
September 18, 2014
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: A thank you to campus

Christina Bucciere
December 1, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: A smile means more

Christina Bucciere
November 25, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: How to get through the rest of the semester

Christina Bucciere
November 18, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: We deserve warnings about campus violence

Christina Bucciere
November 12, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: What we can learn from a 12-year-old

Christina Bucciere
November 4, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: Don’t be afraid to quit

Christina Bucciere
October 28, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: High school graduation requirement: college admission

Christina Bucciere
October 20, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: Find happiness in SAD

Christina Bucciere
October 13, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: Saying no is the best (and worst) thing you can do

Christina Bucciere
October 7, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: Celebrating the little victories

Christina Bucciere
September 29, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: Give mental illness the acknowledgement it deserves

Christina Bucciere
September 23, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: We need a campus-wide internship requirement

Christina Bucciere
September 17, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: The death of social serendipity

Christina Bucciere
September 9, 2013
Christina Bucciere is a senior journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at cbuccier@kent.edu.

Opinion: “Orange is the New Black” champions amputees in popular culture

Christina Bucciere
September 3, 2013
 

Opinion: My goal – be present

Christina Bucciere
August 25, 2013

Staying safe: Tips to keep on your radar as you begin your college life

Christina Bucciere
August 21, 2013
Delta Lambda Pi performs "Gaymes" Bond, their rendition of James Bond complete with a drag queen in distress. Every fraternity and sorority performed an act at the Delta Zeta Lip Sync event on March 2 in the KSU Ballroom. Photo by Rachael LeGoubin

Want to ‘go Greek’? Here’s what you need to know

Christina Bucciere
August 20, 2013
 

Opinion: Alternative students can find success, too

Christina Bucciere
August 20, 2013
jan Leach talks with her students during her Newswriting class on Jan. 24. "It's just fun to see the way they grasp a concept or the way they apply things,"Leach said. "It's just energizing to me." Photo by Nancy Urchak

Don’t piss off your prof; avoid these common professor pet peeves

Christina Bucciere
August 20, 2013

Summer reading book ties to entrepreneurship course

Christina Bucciere
August 20, 2013

Financial aid FAQ (or all the stuff you need to know)

Christina Bucciere
August 19, 2013
Two Kent State Police officers prepare to enter Olson Hall on July 25, 2013, during a shooter on campus training exercise. The exercise was a joint-training exercise between Kent State Police, Kent Police and Kent Fire Department, with the help of some student volunteers as actors. Photo by Coty Giannelli.

Mock campus shooting helps personnel practice response

Christina Bucciere
July 26, 2013

Clickwrapped.com grades websites on respect for privacy

Christina Bucciere
July 17, 2013

College of Business Administration to offer sales certificate program for Fall 2013

Christina Bucciere
July 16, 2013
Two Kent City police officers make a traffic stop on South Water St. in the early hours of May 4, 2013. Photo by Matt Hafley

Campus crime rate drops more than 75 percent during summer months

Christina Bucciere
July 10, 2013
Accounting Department Professor Ran Bariv has been awarded July's Scholar of the Month. Two years ago, he was also awarded the distinguised scholar award. Professor Bariv has been teaching at Kent State for 23 years in his 34 years of teaching. Photo by Kate Jacobson.

Accounting professor named July Scholar of the Month

Christina Bucciere
July 3, 2013

Freshman summer reading book tied to entrepreneurial course

Christina Bucciere
July 1, 2013

College of Business Administration maintains accreditation status

Christina Bucciere
June 24, 2013

Faculty member to travel to Panama for economic research

Christina Bucciere
June 23, 2013

Campus-to-airport bus transport in discussion

Christina Bucciere
June 19, 2013
 

Opinion: Giving to give

Christina Bucciere
April 29, 2013
 

Opinion: Should we celebrate in face of tragedy?

Christina Bucciere
April 23, 2013
 

Opinion: Celebrity bashing is not our right

Christina Bucciere
April 15, 2013
 

Opinion: Africans ask us to ‘Stop the Pity’

Christina Bucciere
April 9, 2013
 

Opinion: Skipping class: what a waste

Christina Bucciere
April 1, 2013
 

Opinion: Strong is Sen. Rob Portman

Christina Bucciere
March 18, 2013
 

Opinion: Keeping in touch is hard, but worth it

Christina Bucciere
March 11, 2013
 

Opinion: Praise for the FLOTUS

Christina Bucciere
March 3, 2013
 

Opinion: Listening to your childhood voice

Christina Bucciere
February 25, 2013
 

Opinion: Finding peace in the chaos

Christina Bucciere
February 17, 2013
 

Opinion: RIP to death notices on social media

Christina Bucciere
February 10, 2013

Opinion: RIP to death notices on social media

Christina Bucciere
February 10, 2013
 

Opinion: Confessions of a phony

Christina Bucciere
February 3, 2013
 

Opinion: The Facebook blues: Are you feeling them too?

Christina Bucciere
January 28, 2013
 

Opinion: HBOs ‘Girls’ gives truthful voice to young women

Christina Bucciere
January 23, 2013
 

Opinion: Unnecessary access to assault rifles

Christina Bucciere
January 14, 2013

Jingle run to be held for arthritis awareness

Christina Bucciere
December 7, 2012

Aliver Hall presents Third Annual Jingle Jam

Christina Bucciere
December 4, 2012
 

Teachers for Twitter?

Christina Bucciere
November 20, 2012
Kent graduate and Crankshaft cartoonist Chuck Ayers talks about his work in The Nest and his experiences at Kent State on Oct. 20. Photo by BRIAN SMITH.

Funky Winkerbean panels raise more than $4,000

Christina Bucciere
October 21, 2012
The opening of The Nest in the Student Center on March 27. Photo by LYNDSEY SAGER.

Comic strip mural to be auctioned for scholarship

Christina Bucciere
October 19, 2012
Marlee Matlin, Emmy-nominated actress and also the only deaf actress to win an Academy Award, talks about the struggles that she had to overcome on her way to becoming an actress, in the Student Center ballroom on Tuesday. Photo by Mark Honsberger.

Marlee Matlin sees the ability in disability

Christina Bucciere
October 10, 2012
About 1.5 million, or 53.6 percent, of bachelor’s degree-holders under the age of 25 last year were jobless or underemployed. Out of the 1.5 million who languished in the job market, about half were underemployed, an increase from the previous year. According to the Census, the number of Americans under the age of 25 with at least a bachelor’s degree has grown 38 percent since 2000.

Recent studies point to lack of opportunities for college graduates

Christina Bucciere
September 13, 2012

Flooded apartment tenants waiting to move back

Christina Bucciere
September 5, 2012
Graphic by Allison Struck.

New research suggests link between marijuana use and lower IQ

Christina Bucciere
August 30, 2012
 

Course Hero brings services to Kent State

Christina Bucciere
August 28, 2012

$6.5 million building in works for Office of Institutional Advancement

Christina Bucciere
August 27, 2012
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