Local food pantries may soon see a surge in demand for their services after pandemic-era SNAP benefits come to an end.
A temporary boost to SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps, was put in place...
Students dressing up head-to-toe in green each year to celebrate the Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day has become both a college tradition and a concern for public safety.
Fake Paddy’s Day is synonymous...
The Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals broke a viewership record for ESPN and “Monday Night Football” on Jan. 3. However, instead of a football game, many of those viewers watched lifesaving CPR...
Kent State University Counseling and Psychological Services administers between 10 and 15 tests for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder each year, and while many students inquire about ADHD testing,...
Kent State’s Drug Abuse and Alcohol Prevention Program provides resources to students with addiction.
The multifaceted program is sent annually to students, faculty and staff by the Division of Student...
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) continues to roll out its Flexible Care Model as the department works to make mental health care as accessible as possible on campus.
With the new model...
Fire crews remained in downtown Kent Saturday as maintenance crews worked to clear debris following an explosive fire that ravaged the historic mill complex.
Bricks, glass and charred wood scattered...
Correction: The story has been updated to include quotes from the Painted Lyrics’ cofounders.
Dozens of students gathered in the Rathskeller Friday night for Painted Lyrics biggest event of the...
A man advocating the moon landings were fake and the Earth is flat was handcuffed and detained Tuesday by Kent State University police as they attempted to identify him.
Police arrived at the University...
More than 6,500 students live on Kent State's main campus, according to the university website, and often these students are sharing their living space with a roommate for the very first time.
Knowing...
The people of Kent were out and about in an array of costumes. Ranging from blow-up shark costumes to the typical vampire, Kent was ready to party.
The lines for the bars went around blocks, and the...
Stephanie Smith, a professor in the School of Media and Journalism, opened Tuesday’s virtual discussion with Parkland survivor Eric Garner with a reminder, “we are Kent State and we come together to...
