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‘The True Cost’ documentary discussion to be held

Ella Abbott October 20, 2017

The Sustainability office will host a screening of the documentary “The True Cost” in the KIVA Thursday, Oct. 26.The documentary focuses on the negative impact on the environment and human rights caused...

Leadership Week to begin, encourage students to strengthen skills

Natalie Meek October 20, 2017

Kent State’s inaugural Leadership Week starts Monday, Oct. 23 and encourages students to develop their leadership styles and initiate personal growth through a range of events held in the Student Center.Development...

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REVIEW: So unfunny it’s scary, ‘Boo 2’ further drains life from ‘Madea’ franchise

Benjamin VanHoose October 20, 2017

Will someone please stop Tyler Perry?With 45 films and television series listed under his directing credits, there’s only a handful I can safely call “good.” Completely exiling the movie mogul from...

Rue Monroe, a sophomore theatre studies major, and Jordin Manning, a sophomore zoology major, pose for a portrait in downtown Kent Friday, Oct. 20, 2017.

Gender-neutral clothing becomes new trend

Ella Abbott October 20, 2017

When it comes to gender, the fashion industry is increasingly finding itself shying away from the masculine versus feminine structure that has been in place for centuries and instead favoring a gender-neutral...

Eric Mansfield, University Spokesman, gives a statement at Allerton Fields Friday, Oct. 20, 2017.

Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation finds remains of canine

Anna Huntsman October 20, 2017

The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation confirmed the remains of a dog were found in the field by Allerton.“The dog was placed out here possibly in the last 24 hours, likely by its owners,” said...

Disability safety: Deaf perspective

Madison MacArthur October 20, 2017

In an emergency, timing is everything.While they are rare, these situations require specific preparedness for a quick response. Imagine a fire starting, a tornado touching down or an active shooter revealing...

Bradley Banks, a junior exercise science major, kicks the ball toward the goal during an intramural soccer game on Thursday.

Intramural point system changes after petition

Dylan Thacker October 20, 2017

Student Recreational Services now awards equal points to both men and women in all intramural sports.The change was the result of a petition started last fall to change the scoring difference for men and...

Unslut

Nathaniel Bailey October 20, 2017

Meghan Lee, a graduate assistant for Sexual and Relationship Violence Support Services; Devon Sherepita, a Public Relations major; Hannah Sheridan, a Public Relations major, and Carolyn Good, a graduate...

Matthew Crawford, an assistant professor in the history department.

Reflecting on 500 years of the Reformation

Cameron Gorman October 20, 2017

To most, Oct. 31 is Halloween — the saturation of skulls and devils conjures up many less-than-Christian visions of holiday revelry. But it also marks a lesser known observance — the 500th anniversary...

Benjamin Warner, a senior computer science major, delivered his business pitch at LaunchNET’s elevator pitch competition at the KSU Library Thursday Oct. 19, 2017.

Annual elevator pitch competition takes place in library

Taylor Robinson October 20, 2017

Twenty-two contestants participated in the 5th annual elevator pitch event in an actual elevator on the second floor of the University Library Thursday.“The idea is to prepare your elevator pitch and...

‘UnSlut’ documentary educates on sexual harassment

Hannah Sheridan October 19, 2017

Sexual and Relationship Violence Support Services showcased “UnSlut,” a documentary focused on the effects sexual harassment and bullying can have on victims, along with a follow-up discussion Wednesday.The...

Mason McLeod, a junior psychology major, helps fill Risman Plaza with red sand to raise awareness on human trafficking Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017.

Red Sand Project draws attention to human trafficking

Chyenne Tatum October 19, 2017

Delaney Cordova stood in a pile of red sand covering Risman Plaza, sharing the stories of millions of people who still experience modern-day slavery.“There are people slipping through the cracks of abuse,...

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