This is it — I can’t believe it’s here. After May 11, I will officially be a Kent State graduate.It’s crazy; I remember walking into Olson Hall my freshman year and thinking to myself, “Wow,...
Dear ones,It’s me — Valerie, Kent Stater editor — again. I addressed one of these to readers 15 weeks ago for the first edition of the revamped Stater, promising my staff would deliver stories that...
On May 4, 1970, the Ohio National Guard opened fire on Kent State students protesting the Vietnam War, killing four students and injuring nine others.The university was ordered to close. In 1975, the university...
- Missed all of the 2018 season due to an injury. - Set a school record in high school at Parma with 857 strikeouts with a 0.58 ERA while recording a .558 batting average and 158 RBI.- Two-time Great...
Abigail Miller, Taylor Robinson, Cameron Hoover, Mariah Hicks, McKenna Corson and Hailee Carlin
• May 1, 2019
As the 50th anniversary of the May 4, 1970, shootings at Kent State approaches, the university and its students are gearing up for a week full of remembrance, commemoration and celebration. But the university...
An Eagle Scout, Junior Safety Patrol officer, ROTC student, lettered athlete, musician and poet: It’s easy to see why William Schroeder was seen as an all-American boy.The third of four exhibitions featuring...
Located in Manchester Hall, a housing-based community helps students from a wide variety of majors inside the College of Education, Health and Human Services find their place at Kent State.Students with...
Editor's Note: Some changes have been made for clarity. During President Beverly Warren’s five-year tenure at Kent State, she has sat down with student media twice every semester. That’s about 20...
The Kent State killings are about to pass into history. May 4 will be the 49th anniversary of that shocking 1970 event.If you live long enough, you watch time do its “thing”— and its thing is to...
When tragedy strikes, music is often a place where it is immortalized. The aftermath of the tragedy at Kent State University on May 4, 1970, caused national outrage and continued the ever- growing sentiment...
