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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 Elizabeth Randolph

Issue 1: Ohio redistricting reform

Elizabeth Randolph
November 2, 2015
Runners stand poised at the starting line of the 15th annual Bowman VCup 5k race during Homecoming Weekend on October 3, 2015.

Bowman Cup 5K kicks off Homecoming Festivities

Elizabeth Randolph
October 3, 2015
The Kent State University Bookstore promotes their event for the month of July on July 16, 2015.

Possible bill could mean lower textbook prices for students

Elizabeth Randolph
September 9, 2015
Acorn Alley

Local shops in Acorn Alley offer students unique experiences

Elizabeth Randolph
August 28, 2015

Kent citizens discuss marijuana legalization, stray cats at city council meeting

Elizabeth Randolph
May 26, 2015

Students give ‘free hugs’ to protest anti-gay advocates

Elizabeth Randolph
September 24, 2014

LGBTQ Student Center searches for new director

Elizabeth Randolph
September 4, 2014

Students set to learn new advances in data journalism this September

Elizabeth Randolph
August 27, 2014
Alice Darr, age 79 of Kent, passed away Thursday, August 21, 2014, at Robinson Memorial Hospital after a battle with cancer.

Former KSU professor, Commencement ceremonies co-chair dies

Elizabeth Randolph
August 26, 2014

Paper plane event raises money for KSU airport group

Elizabeth Randolph
April 24, 2014
Senior Information Technology Support Analyst Thomas Clark gives a student instructions on the use of Adobe Premiere, Thursday, April 24, 2014.

Information sciences teaches software to KSU community

Elizabeth Randolph
April 24, 2014

KSU men ‘walk a mile in her shoes’

Elizabeth Randolph
April 15, 2014
Senior industrial technology major Dan Kish (left) demonstrates motion control to Professor Shin-Min Song and members of the new robotics club at Kent State University in Van Deusen Hall Friday, April 11, 2014.

CAEST forms robotics club

Elizabeth Randolph
April 13, 2014

Kent State hackathon winners generate new ideas, technologies, inventions

Elizabeth Randolph
April 7, 2014
Kent State President Lester Lefton at his retirement reception.

Reception celebrates Lefton’s presidency

Elizabeth Randolph
April 4, 2014
Outgoing president Lester Lefton listens at the Board of Trustees meeting, Jan. 9, 2014, that announced Beverly Warren as Kent's president-elect, to take effect in July.

Reception to honor Lefton set for Friday

Elizabeth Randolph
March 31, 2014

Flashline faces new issue with shared computers

Elizabeth Randolph
March 17, 2014

CAEST introduces new engineering concentration

Elizabeth Randolph
March 10, 2014
Vernice "Fly Girl" Armour, America's first African American combat pilot, speaks to Kent State about how to be successful, Thursday, Feb. 27 2014, at the Kiva.

African-American female combat pilot speaks at KSU

Elizabeth Randolph
February 27, 2014
Kent State senior computer science major Daniel Gur is headed to Seattle, specifically Amazon.com, where he will start his career as a software engineer and hopefully start up his own tech business in the near future. Daniel will graduate in May 2014 with a skillset of computer and actuarial sciences.

Kent State senior to work for Amazon once he graduates this spring

Elizabeth Randolph
February 24, 2014
Former Kent State Student writes aviation memoir

Former Kent State Student writes aviation memoir

Elizabeth Randolph
February 18, 2014

Kent State alumnus turns journals into aviation memoir

Elizabeth Randolph
February 18, 2014

Computer science professor improving education in Bangladesh

Elizabeth Randolph
February 17, 2014

College of Technology professor introduces fuel cell research to Kent State students

Elizabeth Randolph
February 11, 2014
Professor Yanhai Du holds a fuel cell in the Van Duesen Hall lab on Monday, Feb. 10, 2014. Du hopes to promote fuel stem cell research to help teach students technology in a more energy efficient way as fuel cells don't use Hydrogen.

Technology professor promotes fuel-cell research to Kent State students

Elizabeth Randolph
February 11, 2014
Robert Walker

Digital sciences director leaves for 13-day trip to India

Elizabeth Randolph
February 2, 2014
Screenshot Courtesy of Flashline

Phishing scam targets KSU Flashline

Elizabeth Randolph
January 27, 2014
(From left) Assistant air traffic control professor Jason Boergerhoff and assistant flight and air traffic control professor Robert Priestley speak to students of the Kent State aeronautics program about the recent changes made by the Federal Aviation Administration to the air traffic control hiring process, in Van Deusen Hall, Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014. The new process will no longer take applicants' job location preference into account when hiring, announced Jan. 10, 2014.

FAA changes hiring requirements for new grads

Elizabeth Randolph
January 23, 2014

Digital sciences enrollment sees major increase

Elizabeth Randolph
January 21, 2014
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