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Supporters of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump cheer outside the News Corp. Building in New York City during the early hours of Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, when Trump was announced the victor of the presidential election.

Opinion: A red future for media

Alex Delaney-Gesing November 9, 2016

Early Wednesday morning I stood among hundreds of New Yorkers outside Fox News headquarters on the Avenue of the Americas, awaiting the news of who would become the next U.S. president.I arrived at the...

11/10/16 Wall of Love

Demonstration for ‘Wall of Love’

Cameron Gorman November 9, 2016

The Ohio Student Association (OSA) at Kent State hosted a post-election demonstration Wednesday night after Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s victory.“(The idea) really came at (2 a.m....

Opinion: After the storm

Jenna Kuczkowski November 9, 2016

Editor's note: Jenna Kuczkowski is a guest columnist currently studying abroad in Florence, Italy. She shares her perspective on the presidential election from an international stance.I’ve never dreaded...

Stephen D'Abreau

Opinion: How Clinton lost

Stephen D’Abreau November 9, 2016

President-elect Donald J. Trump – what a weird thing to hear.It’s quite surreal.After all, how did Hillary Clinton lose? How were the polls so wrong? Why did this happen?One thing that many Clinton...

John Jancsurak holds up a Gary Johnson sign outside of the United Church of Christ on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016.

Kent State students vote on Election Day

Andrew Atkins November 8, 2016

Kent State students voted to make their voices heard in an election between some of the most controversial candidates in United States history.Outside of Kent State’s Student Recreation and Wellness...

Clint Datchuk / The Kent StaterRepublican presidential nominee Donald Trump addresses supporters at the IX Center in Cleveland on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016.

International students and the 2016 election

McKenna Corson November 2, 2016

With the 2016 election finally dwindling down, most people are sick of hearing the names Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. This election has been long, expensive and scandal-filled. However, for a decent...

Matt Poe

Opinion: FBI, Comey do the unthinkable just days before election

Matt Poe November 2, 2016

The long and grueling campaign that has been this year’s presidential election will finally come to a screeching halt this Tuesday when Election Day commences. I’ve written in this column many times...

A quote by Golda Meir, former Israeli prime minister, and her portrait, is displayed on the first floor of Bowman Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016.  

Opinion: Creating a home and empowering diversity on campus

Yousof Mousa November 1, 2016

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign has become a big concern for many people of color and their allies in the United States. Trump has called Mexicans criminals and rapists. He has...

State rep debunks Trump voter fraud claims

Angelo Angel October 25, 2016

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump voiced concerns during last week’s presidential debate about the election the possibility of the election being rigged against him, claiming the voter registry...

Israel Galarza

Opinion: It’s a prime time for media

Israel Galarza III October 12, 2016

The media world has been recently dominated by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s indiscretions, the Major League Baseball pennant race, singer Janet Jackson’s pregnancy and the Kardashian...

Israel Galarza

The power of the split screen

Israel Galarza III October 5, 2016

In 1960, presidential debates were covered on television for the first time. The memorable series of debates broadcasted on countless American televisions featured Democratic nominee John F. Kennedy and...

Spotlight shifts to vice presidents in debate

Nicholas Hunter October 5, 2016

Tuesday night saw the first and only debate between Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence and Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine.The event took place at Longwood University in...

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