As fall approaches, students head to tanning salons to maintain that summer glow. The results of a new study on nonmelanoma skin cancer suggest tanning bed users might want to reconsider their decision.According...
Phi Gamma Pi left out of Greek life articleDear Editor:I am writing to inform you that Marisa Dalessandro wrote a misinformed article in the Stater. In her article about Greek life, Ms. Dalessandro wrote...
I’ve finally done it.Growing up, people would always say to me, Steve, you should be a writer. I often scoffed at them, thinking my life was destined for something more important. Sure, I could form...
Summer reading project launched to promote communityPresident Carol Cartwright discusses The Color of Water with freshman mathematics major Jill Jeckel during the first meeting of an Honors Freshman Orientation...
Kent State’s WKSU 89.7 FM radio station stepped into the 21st century this summer, adding two more online stations to its line-up and expanding its programming.WKSU-2: The News Channel and WKSU-3: The...
The university has reached a tentative agreement with American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 153 on the wages and insurance provisions in the collective bargaining agreement,...
Tony Lindemann and Susan Rich, fifth year visual communication design majors, worked together to design the apple logo. Rich said she and Lindemann are good partners because their opposite personalities...
The Undergraduate Student Senate plans to improve campus life this semester with better communication.The group has redone its Web site to increase student involvement, said Executive Director Bill Ross,...
'Outback Joe' demonstrates how to hold a python at BlastOff! yesterday afternoon. The animal demonstration was sponsored by the Kent State Student Credit Union.Credit: Ben BreierThere was one question...
AAUP, KSU reach agreement after 13 monthsJust in time for the start of school, the Kent State chapter of the American Association of University Professors and the university have finished 13 months of...
Another semester is upon us, and the Daily Kent Stater is back in business. This means the Stater editorial board will begin its bi-weekly meetings and debates to bring you, the reader, our consensus opinion...
This summer, I lived in a brick house in a small Ohio town with my boyfriend’s mother, brother, step-father, step-brother and step-sister. There was Butterscotch, the family’s fluffy cat, and my hamsters,...
