Thirty years ago, conservatives, politicians and ministers objected to a course proposed about gay and lesbian issues that would focus on a social science point-of-view on gay and lesbian issues, such...
Magic returned to Kent on Friday and Saturday as Wizardly Weekend made its annual appearance in the downtown area.
“We’ve been doing this event for about eight years now,” Main Street Kent's executive...
Themes of acceptance and embracing each other’s differences are at the center of the hit Broadway musical “The Prom,” which opened at Porthouse Theatre July 21 and runs through Aug. 6.
As the...
The second week of the Kigali institute started with the Peace in an Era of Crisis conference, a collaboration of the Peace and Conflict school at Kent State and the Center for Conflict Management at the...
The best pets to own as a busy college student living in a dorm include rats, reptiles and small birds, experts say. These low maintenance animals can be the best fit for you with the right research and...
Movie theaters saw large crowds over the weekend as “Barbenheimer” was released to an enthusiastic public.
“Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” together were dubbed “Barbenheimer” on social...
Lights, camera… Kaboom!
Kaboom Collective, a program for musicians and artists ages 15 to 25, offers production-based real-world experiences for young people interested in getting more involved in...
In 1994, armed militias within the Hutu power government of Rwanda committed genocide against the minority Tutsi during the Rwandan Civil War. An estimated one million people were killed in a span of about...
On July 1, a new exhibit opened up at the Kent Historical Society that doesn’t just focus on the past, but the future of the city.
“Since we moved in here in 2011, we’ve been looking to set...
Kent State senior Audrey Ernst launched her mobile coffee and dessert business to the public Sunday morning in her hometown of Zoar.
The business, Hometown Coffee & Pastry, is a catering service...
“Trial By Fire,” a new play by Eric Mansfield, tells the story of a woman of color put on trial for allowing her students to read books from a banned list.
Mansfield, who is also Kent State's assistant...
The Ohio Art Education Association was invited to host 83 art teachers for their annual Summer Symposium this year at Kent State from June 27 through the 28.
The symposium, which is a conference held...
