Parker Heller, junior business management major and president of Students Supporting Israel, was one of the few college students to receive an invitation to the White House.
The invitation was for...
Former Kent City Councilman John Kuhar served Ward 4 for 17 years before his 2023 election loss to Christopher Hook. Now, he’s trying to forge a comeback.
Kuhar was a “born and raised” Kent...
Following a TikTok video that accused the city of Kent of contaminating the Akron water supply by dumping materials, city officials have labeled the video as misinformation.
The now deleted video...
After several delays in the construction process, Kent’s government finally has its own city hall building to call home.
In the past, the city has shared buildings with the police and fire departments,...
A TikTok video has gone viral for accusing the city of Kent of dumping materials into the Akron water supply.
The video was titled “City of Kent uses the Akron water supply for dumping (again),”...
Fireworks and outdoor parties are mainstays for families and friends celebrating the Fourth of July, but they can also lead to trouble if people are careless, according to Kent’s first responders.
July...
The option on the national 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline that specializes in serving LGBTQ+ youth will no longer operate after the Trump administration no longer plans to provide funding.
The decision...
A total of 51 people, including kids, and eight dogs were rescued out of the Cuyahoga River on Sunday after kayakers and rafters struggled against the fast-moving water, according to the Kent Fire Department.
The...
After several years in the making, East Main Street will receive an all new look as construction unfolds in a collaborative project between the city of Kent and Kent State.
The project will add a roundabout...
An email sent by International Student and Scholar Services advised international students to avoid unnecessary travel and remain cautious when traveling outside the United States this summer.
The...
The future of higher education in Ohio has potentially changed forever.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 1 into law Friday, which will affect both students and faculty at public universities...
The Kent State women’s basketball team’s season may be over after a crushing 70-53 loss to top-seeded Ball State in the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals Friday.
After a strong...
