The Kent Fire Department cleared two fallen trees that created a hazard for kayakers on the Cuyahoga River Tuesday afternoon.
The fallen trees completely blocked the river and left no clear passage...
When preparing to study abroad, some find it easy to look at what is happening in the world to discourage themselves from going abroad for weeks to months on end.
With Russia’s war on Ukraine and now...
Kent State University’s environmental studies major is growing by adding new courses and accepting more students interested in the field.
The major has expanded since its creation in 2017, said Director...
Main Street Kent hosted their annual “Putt Around Downtown” event Saturday, drawing visitors from near and far to local businesses.
The event had 25 participating businesses that set up themed miniature-golf...
Due to the Avian Bird Flu and rising inflation, prices of eggs continue to affect local businesses and farmers. One local farmer, Tiffany Zorica, of Livin' the Dream Farm, said it's the cost of feed and...
Almost 6,000 miles away, the Kent community reflects in the aftermath of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake near the Turkish-Syrian border.
The earthquake struck the region on Feb. 6 and has since killed more...
Kara, junior nursing major
The one where the guy made the date into a whole workout.
“I met this dude on Tinder, and him and I had talked for a few days," she said. "Then we decided to hangout,...
Grace Springer, General Assignment Editor
• February 9, 2023
Erykah Lofton, library and information science graduate student
Lofton is very open about their distaste for Valentine’s Day. They see Valentine’s Day as a performative holiday where people in...
Marci Ingram, sophomore communication studies major
Marci’s first kiss was straight out of a Netflix romantic drama. He and his ex-girlfriend spent the day together, and he did eat all of her French...
After a train derailed from its tracks Friday night in East Palestine, many residents were forced to pack up their things in a matter of moments and seek shelter at neighborhood school evacuation sites....
Jesse Gettemy, a KSU alumni who graduated in 2017, was home visiting his family in East Palestine, Ohio when the train that derailed Feb. 3 experienced a controlled explosion yesterday evening.
Town...
Over 40 residents living in East Palestine were relocated to an evacuation center after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed from its tracks and caught fire Friday night.
Residents were directed...
