Even though downtown Kent hasn’t faced scary, big crowds during Halloween weekend in recent years, city and university police are still preparing for a tricky night.
Tricia Knoles, a Kent State...
Songs of prayer and healing rang through the air as members and allies of the Jewish community gathered in unity with one another during a vigil for the over one thousand victims of the attacks on Israeli...
The annual Fall Fest, hosted by the Flash Activities Board on Wednesday evening on Centennial Green, was a way to bring fall activities to the university in celebration of the fall season, FAB president...
At the university’s third annual Banned Books Read-In Wednesday night, students, faculty and alumni read from and talked about several titles known for being challenged and banned, including "The Handmaid’s...
The university’s newest course prepares students to save lives.
In 2021, suicide was the second leading cause of death for Ohioans ages 10-34, according to the Ohio Department of Health. In Ohio,...
The Kent Flea and Makers Market creates a space for local vendors to share their products, including books, candles, artwork, upcycled clothing and more.
On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the flea...
All Kent State-affiliated locations within Cuyahoga County will have an indoor face mask requirement due to a “high” community level designation for COVID-19, according to an email sent by the university...
Kent State’s Ashtabula campus announced May 23 it will be requiring masks to be worn indoors on its campus.
The university also said masks are not required when working alone in a confined space such...
As the day began to warm up, Kent Craft Beer Fest attendees lined up along East Main Street to get a taste of local Ohio breweries.
The fourth annual festival, which ran from 3 to 8 p.m. Saturday, was...
Kent State Police are investigating a swastika that was painted on the university’s Front Campus.
An email sent to the university community stated, “We are not sure exactly when it was painted,...
Nearly 100 students, faculty and staff attended a virtual town hall meeting Monday to reflect, discuss and digest the May 14 shooting in Buffalo, New York.
The suspected gunman killed 10 and injured...
