It’s not easy to plan for long-term financial security — especially as a student who probably doesn’t have a lot of financial security to begin with.
You might think it’s too early to be thinking...
If all you know about investing comes from “The Wolf of Wall Street” or your eighth-grade home economics class, then this is for you.
Investing doesn’t have to be picking stocks and putting huge...
There’s a lot resting on this upcoming election. That’s far from breaking news, but there might be even more at stake than you knew.
Reproductive rights, adequate K-12 funding, racial literacy...
Red letters, brightly emblazoned against an ominous black background:
“Hell awaits you! Rev 21:8.”
“Sin is slavery.”
In white letters, it condemns all manner of sinners:
“Justifiers...
Many liberals have long wished for the death of the Republican party, and that day is quickly approaching. It will not, as many of us may picture it, be a day of rejoicing, angels singing, trumpets blowing...
Access to abortion has always been a hot topic in the U.S., and it’s in more danger than it has been since 1973 with the overturn of Roe v. Wade nearly two years ago. Unfortunately, abortion is no longer...
SECOND: Evelyn Dickerson Hair Design
Evelyn Dickerson Hair Design has been in Kent for 70 years, and its owner intends to keep it that way.
Carley Kruse has owned the salon for 20 years and has seen...
FIRST: Skullz Salon
Everyone is cool enough for Skullz Salon, according to owner Angelique Manns.
The spot, which opened its doors in 2007 at 113 Cherry St. in Kent, offers a range of services from...
On March 19, Ohio voters will determine which Republican candidate will face Sherrod Brown, the incumbent Democrat, in the Republican primary for U.S. Senate.
This is an important election, as Democrats...
Voters in 16 U.S. states cast their ballots March 5 for the presidential primaries, as news outlets and anxious voters followed the results of Super Tuesday this year.
Super Tuesday is the day the largest...
Over one-third of the American population is currently in medical debt. 15% of Americans have overdue medical debt — the majority of which is owed directly to hospitals. There’s an estimated minimum...
Sustainability has become a huge part of our daily lives. While that generally has less to do with long-held respect for the Earth and is more of a result of necessity as climate change worsens, it remains...
