When recounting her experience, sexual assault survivor Karla considered, if someone had believed her the first time when she recounted her assault, how comforting that would have been. “If you are...

Some digital media production majors are one step closer to their Oscars dreams as their class films were screened at the Cleveland International Film Festival. The chosen shorts were "Brain Eating...

Going to the gym can be a form of escapism or relaxation for Kent State students. Students benefit from the university's policy of having free membership at the Recreational and Wellness Center in return...

The importance of student voices emerged as the message from student-led protests featuring students chanting that they will remain strong, mighty and will not be defeated, despite progressing efforts...

In mid-February, the Trump Administration began layoffs among federal employees in the United States Forest Services and the National Parks Services. These employee leaves have made their way to Northeast...

Hudson-based fabric retailer Joann's announced it would close 800 of its nationwide stores due to financial trouble. The closure has hit the crafting and fashion communities hard, but Kent's School of...

With the Avian flu, also known as bird flu, on the rise among chickens, egg supplies in the nation have become limited, causing high egg prices and grocers to limit purchasing amounts. Shoppers are...

February is widely known for being the month of love, with heart decorations seen almost everywhere during this time. However, those hearts represent more than just Valentine's Day as February is also...

Thursday afternoon, Kent's Anti-Racism and Equity Institute showed an abridged version of the 1960 Edward R. Murrow documentary "Harvest of Shame." The documentary was chosen to be screened by Activist-in-Residence...

You may have heard of, about or even seen the popular show "Law and Order" as a source of entertainment. But now the show is being used to teach about Title IX through a new series from Kent's Office of...

Snow is falling, and finals stress is calling. Professor and doctor Laurie Wagner, who teaches Stress Recognition and Management, advises against students immediately panicking or procrastinating but rather...

On Dec. 22, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park will celebrate 50 years of being under the domain of the National Parks Service. Park visitor Mike Castle described the milestone as, "It’s hard to believe...