Students can face jail time if caught with fake identification documents, which are now easier to identify with new techniques.
No person shall display, possess or lend a fake ID, according to section...
Flash Film Commission presented a feature film, “Drunk Bus,” on April 9 in the Design Innovation Hub Theatre. The film was directed by Kent State alum Brandon LaGanke.
LaGanke, John Carlucci, director;...
The Kent Museum finished its symposium of 22 presenters that focused on Black hair and its history in the United States on April 15.
The symposium lasted for two days with one key speaker each day.
The...
Lauren Petrick, a junior nursing student at Kent State Geauga, successfully isolated a bacterial virus that could be used as an alternative to antibiotics in fighting off intestinal bacterial infections.
Antibiotic...
A booming blend of lively conversation and a shared passion for supporting a good cause lit up Ray’s Place on April 6 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. The Downtown Kent bar was filled with people eager to help...
A new bill passed by Gov. Mike Dewine removed restrictions on concealed carry, increasing gun threat-related concerns.
DeWine signed Senate Bill 215 into law March 14, causing Ohio to join 23 other...
Have you had a bad on-campus dining experience that you want to have fixed? Have you had a good experience you think needs to be the new standard? That is the goal of the campus group, Flash Foodies.
The...
The Cope Kingz waited anxiously in the wings of the stage as their classmates filled the empty seats. They have been rehearsing for weeks, all coming down to this one performance. Kendrick Lamar’s voice...
Kent State Trumbull’s veterinary technology students have earned a perfect passing rate on the Veterinary Technician National Exam for the third straight year, becoming the only school in the state with...
Graduate student Stephanie Newton successfully balances getting her master’s degree, raising her children and being a manager for University Culinary Services at the DI Dining Hub and at the George T....
Do you remember where you were on May 25, 2020, when George Floyd was killed? Do you remember having conversations about race with friends and family?
“Whitesville,” a play written by Eric Mansfield,...
The College of Arts and Sciences made history by promoting the first-ever female dean during Women’s History Month.
“It feels a little historical,” said Mandy Munro-Stasiuk, the dean of the College...
