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Willie Harrell, left, and his new attorney Scott Rilley, right, in Summit County’s Court of Common Pleas on Monday, May 2, 2016. 

Former Kent State professor scheduled for mid-May pretrial

Jacob Runnels
May 2, 2016

Unopposed races in the Portage County election

Jacob Runnels
March 9, 2016
Junior english major, Korrine Engber, stocks the shelves of Munchie’s Market on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2015.

Munchies changes spark praise and concern

Jacob Runnels
October 11, 2015
Hiroshi Yokoyama, director of Kent State's Liquid Institute, poses for a portrait outside of the third floor laboratory that will be the primary facility for incoming students of a new Liquid Crystal master's program in fall of 2015. Yokoyama will direct the new program.

New Liquid Crystals program to inspire innovation

Jacob Runnels
April 29, 2015

Annual Sustainability Summit held to help student, entrepreneur businesses

Jacob Runnels
April 17, 2015

New mineral named after former KSU professor

Jacob Runnels
April 16, 2015

Physics Department to host extraterrestrial life event

Jacob Runnels
April 16, 2015

New PTSD sleep pattern research completed

Jacob Runnels
April 12, 2015
Grant McGimpsey

KSU hopes to become a proposed manufacturing university

Jacob Runnels
April 8, 2015

Graduate students showcase research in annual symposium

Jacob Runnels
April 5, 2015

Graduate students’ road to graduation

Jacob Runnels
April 2, 2015
Photo courtesy of Kent State University

KSU student to present new circadian rhythm research

Jacob Runnels
March 11, 2015
Hanbin Mao, an associate professor in the department of chemistry and biochemistry, demonstrates the process of combining several components in a cuvette test tube, an early stage in telomere research, Monday, March 2, 2015, in Williams Hall. Mao and several graduate students are investigating methods to stop the spreading of telomerase enzymes which often elongate the life of cancer cells.

Kent State researchers continue work toward preventing cancer

Jacob Runnels
March 9, 2015
Oleg Lavrentovich. Feb. 23, 2015.

Researchers study moving particles in liquid crystals

Jacob Runnels
February 25, 2015
Jonathan Selinger. Photo courtesy of Kent State.

Two KSU professors named physics fellows

Jacob Runnels
February 16, 2015
Hundreds of species of plants stay out of the bitter winter weather inside the warm Kent State University Greenhouse, Herrick Conservatory, located behind Cunningham hall.

Greenhouse opens its doors to gain support

Jacob Runnels
February 13, 2015
Lake Erie algae

Plans to combat Lake Erie’s toxic algae blooms in motion

Jacob Runnels
February 8, 2015
Ebola research

Kent State receives grant for “Fearbola” research

Jacob Runnels
February 1, 2015
 Zeynep Ozgur, 16, explains to a group of her classmates how her smartphone can be used to transfer messages to an LED light board during the STEM Science Fair event in the Kent State Ballroom on Saturday, Jan. 24, 2015.

NEOHSTEM hosts third annual science fair at Kent State

Jacob Runnels
January 25, 2015
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