Plough’s suspension reflects need for ethics in law curriculum

Kent State University is required to include ethics courses in its paralegal core curriculum in order to avoid issues similar to those that came to light during the recent law license suspension of John...

KSU English professor dies in car accident

Kimberly Todd-White, a professor in Kent State’s English department, died in a car accident on July 18. Todd-White taught in the Department of English, Department of Pan-African Studies and the Honors...

Kent Blues Festival hoped to be a success

For two nights this weekend, the sound of guitars, harmonicas and melancholy voices will echo through downtown Kent. After a successful first run last year, the Kent Blues Festival will return to showcase...

Cars collide on state Route 43

Sgt. Don Dunbar of the Ohio Highway Patrol evaluates a three-car collision on state Route 43 yesterday. Three drivers were taken to area hospitals after a Jeep Cherokee, a Saturn sedan and a Dodge Astro...

New textbook law reduces financial burden for students

Minor in innovation to inspire creativity

Slow economy leads to increase in summer enrollment

Upward Bound students show final projects

June Art and Wine Festival rescheduled for this weekend

LeBron decides to take his talent to South Beach

Campus robber sentenced

Lefton sets own goals for his bonus

Air conditioning down in Front Campus buildings

Entrepreneurship week to teach KSU students valuable business skills