Yellow lights shone brightly in the night as students and community members walked around campus for the May 4 annual candlelight walk and vigil.
The walk started at 11 p.m. at the Student Commons...
Editor's note: Sophia Swengal is an opinion writer for KentWired. She was interviewed due to her relevance to the article.
Sophia Swengel is a sophomore history major at Kent State University — and...
I woke up on February 25 to a headline pulled straight from 1963: a man had set himself on fire in political protest. Instead of a persecuted Vietnamese Buddhist monk, it was a serviceman who considered...
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Roseann “Chic” Canfora is a name synonymous with the tragedy and activism surrounding the May 4, 1970 shooting. Canfora currently works with students to document and teach using her lived experiences.
Chic...
