Senior Will Mihalow saw smoke billowing from the direction of his apartment as his friend drove him home from downtown Kent’s Venice Cafe around 9 p.m. Tuesday.
The smoke was coming from a dumpster...
As access to generative artificial intelligence expands, AI-generated songs top the trending page on TikTok.
The genre has billions of views on the platform, and clips of famous characters, personalities...
Before Thursday, the May 4 Memorial and surrounding trees were bathed in sunlight right outside Taylor Hall.
Friday, after Thursday night’s storm which carried into the early morning, the stone facade...
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As we enter our junior and senior years at Kent State, we can’t wait to share all the important, entertaining and wonderful things happening in and around our Kent community on KentWired.com...
Redshirt junior Michael Alaimo, a transfer from Purdue, earned the spot of starting quarterback on Kent State’s football, first-year head coach Kenni Burns announced in a press conference Sunday.
“He...
The Republican National Committee welcomed eight GOP presidential candidates for the first debate of the election cycle.
On stage were North Dakota Governor Doug Burgam, former New Jersey Governor...
Laura Wilson and Peyton Turner, better known as the Flying Flashes, made history in the 2023 Air Race Classic – an all-women, cross-country flight race. Their win made Kent State the only collegiate...
Mariah the Scientist, an R&B and soul artist, will headline Kent State’s Undergraduate Student Government fall concert Sept. 23.
DJ Smillz, the university’s in-house DJ, will open the fall concert...
Many Kent State students and faculty will be returning to campus this fall for the first time since Senate Bill 83, also titled the Ohio Higher Education Enhancement Act, was passed by the Ohio Senate...
Before COVID-19, Kent State was ranked as the safest campus in Ohio – and the 25th safest college in the nation – according to Sgt. Tricia Knoles from the university’s police department.
Those...
For Sue:
Students, faculty and staff in Franklin Hall might know Sue Zake as the fun, charming and extremely intelligent woman wearing hiking pants who seemed to live in the newsroom at the end...
