Kent State students are heading to downtown Kent early this Saturday to celebrate one of the students' favorite traditions, Fake St. Patrick’s Day. As you enter downtown, crowds of green and shamrock...

The morning of Kent’s Fake Patty's Day started with a rush of red down University Drive. Redheads from all over the city came together for this year’s Ginger Run. The annual event was hosted by...

Students hit the streets of Kent to celebrate Fake Patty's Day, a celebration that took place March 22 in lieu of St. Patrick's Day on March 17. Afterwards, a clean-up was organized on March 23 by various...

Each spring, Fake Patty’s Day floods Kent in a sea of green. This year, Fake Patty’s Day will be celebrated March 22, the Saturday after St. Patrick’s Day, because the holiday falls during spring...

Fake Patty’s Day is one of Kent's most popular traditions that takes place each year prior to St. Patrick's Day, bringing all types of students to Kent for the weekend.  Themed parties go on from...

As the green-colored, (usually) drink-filled day of Fake Patty's quickly approaches, students are starting to prepare for a day dancing and partying. The day is all about getting in the Irish spirit...

To get in the St. Patrick's Day spirit, TV2's Abby Forbes spoke with some Irish dancers about their sport.

Fake Paddy's Day was celebrated Saturday in Kent, Ohio. Many people attended parties on Main St. where front lawns were filled with people dressed in green. They played beer pong and listened to music...

A gray house on the street corner of East College Avenue was vibrant with people in St. Patrick’s-themed garb filling the yard, the porch and the neighboring house’s balcony, but the festivities were...

Editor’s Note: The following story has been updated to include information about the Clery Act, such as the fire occurrences, and additional information on other crimes. Reports of dating violence and...

The streets of downtown Kent will be unusually quiet this Halloween season as bars and pubs throughout the city are dealing with major financial losses due to Portage County remaining in Level Three risk...