Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year is a celebration to welcome in the new year of the lunar calendar. 2024 is the Year of the Dragon, which is associated with symbols of strength, power and success.
Professor...
The university has seen its largest increase in spring enrollment since 2011, according to the 15-day enrollment report published the week of Feb. 12.
The document reported 31,219 students across the...
Students on campus have begun to prepare for their total solar eclipse plans on April 8, as the university canceled classes for that day.
In an email to the community, Melody Tankersley, senior vice...
Members of the LGBTQ+ Center have spoken out about protecting members of the LGBTQ+ community.
In May, Ohio Senate Bill 83 passed the senate after it was revised to exclude people of all sexual orientations,...
Sickness is going around on campus, and The Ohio Department of Health agrees.
The Ohio Department of Health shared in a live stream that flu season cases are rising this February despite an average...
Black excellence, success and identity was at the forefront of discussion between university community members and Victoria Alexander, a public speaker and Ph.D. student at the University of Maryland,...
Black United Students held a screening of “Judas and the Black Messiah" Friday in Oscar Ritchie Hall to reflect on the impacts of the Black Panther Party on the civil rights movement showing the challenges...
President Biden visited East Palestine for the first time on Friday, one year after the train derailment occurred, promising to work with residents and officials through the long-term recovery process....
Sweets and travel crossed over today.
The Office of Global Education's Dessert Night brought students and faculty together over sweets from three different continents.
International students and...
President Todd Diacon announced reductions to the university’s budget during remarks at the faculty senate meeting Monday, as part of a plan to avoid going over the budget.
“We are not doing more...
As of Feb. 8, Students for a Democratic Society decided to become part of the United Students Against Sweatshops student labor organization, as they want to further their focus and efforts toward student...
With three locations across the northeast, Paper & Leaf’s fourth location, co-owned by Dave Keller and Shane Carter, opened in Kent on Jan. 18, offering a "reputable, trustworthy experience" to purchasing...
