Kent families showed up in their Halloween best Friday for Main Street Kent’s annual Family Friendly Halloween event.
From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., over 30 local businesses, organizations and churches came...
Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” was brought to life on the opening night of Kent State’s School of Theatre and Dance’s second production of the season.
Performed in E. Turner Stump Theatre...
A new bakery opened in Kent, and its mission is rooted deeper than just selling sweet treats.
The Rolling Scones Bakery & Café, owned by Robin Turner and Kassie Turner, opened in late August on...
Jayden Brieske, a 19-year-old sophomore at Kent State University studying business, passed Friday after suffering complications from fall-related injuries.
Late Wednesday night, he and his friends climbed...
It can be easy to dread the colder seasons as the days get shorter and slip into a state of depression.
As many as 19.7% of college students experience Seasonal Affective Disorder, according to the...
Pianist and guest artist Conrad Tao visited Kent State Sunday night for a concert titled “Book of Flowers,” hosted by the Hugh A. Glauser School of Music.
The event launched the Kent Keyboard Series...
Homecoming preparations are underway as Kent State gets ready to welcome alumni back to their old stomping grounds.
Homecoming 2024 will take place Sept. 28 as the Golden Flashes face Eastern Michigan...
With over 300 academic programs across eight campuses, Kent State offers a versatile selection of classes.
Since spring 2025 registration dates are about to begin running from September through November,...
Kent State’s campus may feel crowded with students housed in lounges, but the recently reported enrollment statistics show that this year is not much different from the past.
The university welcomed...
The newest building on campus has caught students’ attention.
Since classes began last week, Crawford Hall has become home to the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship, but...
In a political environment characterized by polarization, trust in the media is low.
Polling done by The Washington Post and the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University found...
It’s the 1970s, and women are showing up at the doors of the most popular clothing stores and boutiques with one mission in mind.
Walking in, they each tell the store clerk, “Just show me the Jerry...
