According to those who attended the “Prayer Night Against Cancer” event Tuesday, prayer and faith is considered to be all that is needed to cure those affected by cancer.“I believe that God...
Kent State’s second annual neuroscience symposium will be held at the Kent State University Hotel and Conference Center in downtown Kent on Thursday and Friday.The symposium will run from 7 p.m. to 9:15...
With the first spring football practice taking place Tuesday, the backfield for the Kent State Football team is a bit thinner than coach Paul Haynes might have anticipated.Roman Clay and Julian Durden,...
From liquid crystals to psychological studies, Kent State faculty members have provided a large amount of ground breaking and influential research to the academic community.Kent State researchers have...
Blue skies, beautiful weather and not a cloud in the sky — it appears that spring has finally come at last, and it was great day for baseball, especially for the Flashes.It was a case of “sweet...
Twelve dancers will set foot on the E. Turner Stump Theatre stage this weekend, moving to the carefully choreographed rhythms of modern and jazz music.The Kent Dance Ensemble will continueits season with...
Kent Interhall Council, or KIC, elections were held in late March just before Spring Break, and six students were elected as new hall council members. Student candidates have to be nominated by a residence...
On the wings of a regular season conference championship and a second-place team finish in the Mid-American Conference Championships, the Kent State gymnastics team will head to Louisiana this Friday to...
Senior psychology major Fawn Gordon will be one of many students presenting research at Kent State’s first undergraduate research symposium April 2 from 1 to 5 p.m. on the fifth floor of the University...
A reception will be held this Friday to honor retiring President Lester Lefton, who announced last year that he will retire this July.The Board of Trustees is hosting the event, which will be held in the...
During Kent State's spring break, downtown businesses in Kent could be seeing fewer customers. TV2's Haley Keding talked with business owners to see how their businesses might be affected.
While students may be away on spring break this week, the Kent State University Police Department gave some tips and suggestions to students before they began to travel. TV2's Kyle Heintzelman has more.
