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Opinion: A graduate’s view of President Lefton

Daniel Moore
April 22, 2014
Alumni residency

Spare some change?

Daniel Moore
April 21, 2014
Daniel Moore

Letter from the editor: The power of lies

Daniel Moore
April 10, 2014

Opinion: Three super short shows to binge watch over break

Rex Santus
December 29, 2013
 

Assessing the A’s: Professors and administrators disagree about how traditional grades should fall

Daniel Moore
December 2, 2013
Early last month, Ohio implemented new restrictions that forbid patient-transfer agreements between abortion clinics such as Akron Women's Medical Group seen here, the Akron-Kent area's abortion provider. “Since they haven’t succeeded in making abortion illegal, they want to make it as inconvenient and distasteful as possible," said a medical employee at the Akron Women’s Medical Group who wasn’t authorized to speak to the media on the topic. Photo by Jenna Watson.

Ohio women face new obstacles before abortion

Rex Santus
November 26, 2013
 

FlashCard Fraud: Counterfeit scheme funneled thousands in fake checks to university debit accounts

Rex Santus
November 20, 2013

Former Kent State employee indicted for pandering sexual material involving a minor

Rex Santus
November 16, 2013
Chalk messages covered Risman Plaza as a protest to a demonstration outside University Library condemning homosexuality and abortion on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013. The chalkings were a combination of facts about abortion and the LGBT community, as well as rebuttles to the demonstration's messages. Photo by Jenna Watson.

Students gather to protest anti-gay, anti-abortion demonstrators

Rex Santus
October 29, 2013
Richard Stanislaw, a former assistant professor of political science at Kent State, was not renewed as faculty member this school year. Officials cited a “pattern of misrepresentation” regarding Stanislaw’s credentials, as well as a “lack of learning outcomes” in his classes when making the decision to not renew his employment. Stanislaw disputes these allegations. Photo by Brian Smith.

Stanislaw dismissed, disputes university’s claim he ‘actively misrepresented’ credentials

Rex Santus
October 22, 2013
 

Reported burglary at College Towers causes ‘panic’ on social media

Rex Santus
October 21, 2013
Photo courtesy of Kent State University.

Judge orders coach orders former coach to pay KSU $1.2 million

Rex Santus
October 14, 2013

Kent State drops lawsuit against Bradley

Rex Santus
October 7, 2013
Jennifer Ray-Tomasek is a part-time faculty member at Kent State. Photo by Brian Smith.

Part-time faculty face cuts before new health care law

Rex Santus
October 1, 2013

KSU researchers seek funding

Rex Santus
September 26, 2013
Graphic by Audrey Fletcher.

Kent campus’ enrollment continues to climb despite slight decline in regional students

Rex Santus
September 10, 2013

KSU back on U.S. News rankings

Rex Santus
September 9, 2013
Counseling available on campus Counseling and Human Development Center 330-672-2208 www.kent.edu/ehhs/chdc Psychological Clinic 330-672-2372 www.kent.edu/cas/psychology/clinic Psychological Services 330-672-2487 www.kent.edu/uhs/psych

Assistant professor dies Tuesday

Daniel Moore
September 4, 2013
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Kent State’s credit-hour fee makes less money than anticipated

Rex Santus
September 3, 2013

Missing KSU student investigation at a standstill

Rex Santus
August 27, 2013
Shaline Thomas, Chemistry major, talks to her roommate Drayona Thompson, Computer Information Systems major, in Fletcher Hall on Aug. 16. Thomas and Thompson are housed in the lounge in the building until a dorm room can be found for them. Photo by BRIAN SMITH.

Largest freshman class requires overflow housing, students spill into lounges

Daniel Moore
August 26, 2013
William Considine, President of Akron Children's Hospital. Photo courtesy of kent.edu

Two distinguished Ohioans to speak at summer commencement

Rex Santus
August 13, 2013
Psychic Stephanie Allison looks for spirit activity in the Kent Stage on Friday, August 2, 2013. Photo by Katharine Edwards

The haunting in Kent: Local psychic conducts paranormal investigation at the Kent Stage

Rex Santus
August 6, 2013

Movies in Review: Frances Ha

Rex Santus
May 31, 2013

Guest column: A love letter to Roger Ebert: my hero

Rex Santus
April 4, 2013

Guest column: ‘Argo’ should not win best picture, but it will

Rex Santus
February 22, 2013
Under a proposal from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Ohio motorists would have to pay $10 every seven years and replace their license plates.

State contemplates forcing motorists to replace license plates for $10 fee

Rex Santus
February 1, 2013
 

Opinion: At inauguration, still a need for idealism

Daniel Moore
January 22, 2013

Overnight robberies at Geneva campus have students on edge

Daniel Moore
December 5, 2012

Moerland, former Arts and Sciences dean, named provost of IUP

Daniel Moore
December 4, 2012
 

Opinion: In defense of Anne Hathaway

Rex Santus
November 27, 2012
 

Opinion: From the headquarters of the loser

Daniel Moore
November 27, 2012

The Province sold to Tennessee management company

Daniel Moore
November 20, 2012
*as of Oct. 26

Police stop more parties with noise violation law

Daniel Moore
November 13, 2012

Fire burns abandoned house on S. Lincoln

Rex Santus
November 10, 2012
 

Senator Sherrod Brown defeats Treasurer Josh Mandel in Ohio Senate race

Rex Santus
November 7, 2012

Bostonians remain polarized as Romney camp prepares for party

Daniel Moore
November 7, 2012

Romney: ‘I pray the president will be successful’

Daniel Moore
November 7, 2012
Sherrod Brown and actress Aisha Tyler speak to voters in Akron. Photo by Rex Santus.

Sherrod Brown talks what’s at stake for KSU this election

Rex Santus
November 5, 2012

Kent State cancels daytime classes due to weather, operations resume at noon

Daniel Moore
October 29, 2012

‘Obamacare’ divides Ohio Senate candidates

Daniel Moore
October 25, 2012
Police distributed this still image captured from surveillance video recorded inside College Towers. Photo courtesy of Kent City Police.

Kent State student arrested for burglary, sexual imposition at College Towers

Rex Santus
October 19, 2012
Ohio State Treasurer Josh Mandel shows his desk in his office at the James A. Rhodes tower in downtown Columbus, Ohio, August 7, 2012. Mandel is the Republican challenger to U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown. Photo by Abigail S. Fisher/Columbus Dispatch/MCT.

Senate candidates attack each other’s credibility

Daniel Moore
October 14, 2012
Senator Sherrod Brown. Photo courtesy MCT.

Ohio Senate candidates differ in how to lower college costs

Daniel Moore
October 10, 2012

Romney talks more jobs, improve education at rally in Cuyahoga Falls

Daniel Moore
October 9, 2012
Mitt Romney made a campaign stop at Mapleside Farms in Brunswick, Ohio where he hosted a Father's Day pancake breakfast for about 3,500 people. Photo by Laura Fong

Romney to speak in Cuyahoga Falls

Daniel Moore
October 8, 2012

City Council approves new trash fine

Daniel Moore
October 4, 2012

KSU to host grand opening of student entrepreneur center

Rex Santus
September 27, 2012
Kent State alumnus Dean Khaler, who was shot on May 4th, 1970, was in attendance at Wednesday's campaign rally at Kent State. Photo by Laura Fong.

May 4 victim attends Obama’s speech

Rex Santus
September 26, 2012
President Obama speaks to a crowd of 6,600 Wednesday at the M.A.C. Center. Photo by Laura Fong.

Obama outlines choices in speech at Kent State

Daniel Moore
September 26, 2012
Obama supporters hold up four fingers and chant 'four more years!' at the John S. Knight Center Wednesday. Photo by Laura Fong.

Why Obama? Why now?

Rex Santus
September 23, 2012
"You don't forget that smell," said Mike Kiss, pointing at an electricity distribution room in the Tri-Towers rotunda where an electrical fire broke out around noon on Friday. "The stuff is so old in there," Kiss said, who is a contractor with Bruwer Garrett Company, where they are doing energy management for Tri-Towers. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Electrical fire reported at Tri-Towers

Rex Santus
September 20, 2012
William Koberna and his attorney Paul Cristallo are addressed by Judge Barbara Oswick during an arraignment hearing on August 3 in the Kent Municipal Court. Koberna is no longer facing felony charges of inducing panic after making threats on Twitter of "shooting up" Kent State University. Koberna is now facing a charge of telecommunications harassment, a first-degree misdemeanor. Korberna's trial was pushed back after a short hearing on Wednesday. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Koberna’s court case continued to a later date

Daniel Moore
September 12, 2012
Workers wade through damage at the Family & Community Services building Wednesday. Photo by Rex Santus.

Fire burns part of Kent Family & Community Services building

Rex Santus
September 11, 2012

Suspects charged in Acorn Alley vandalism

Rex Santus
September 9, 2012

Crain Avenue to partially close

Rex Santus
September 9, 2012

Biden says Romney will cut Medicare, higher education

Daniel Moore
September 8, 2012

Biden says Romney will cut Medicare, higher education

Daniel Moore
September 8, 2012

First lady stresses voting importance in a teleconference

Rex Santus
September 4, 2012

Engleman Hall residents displaced from flooding

Rex Santus
September 2, 2012
President Barack Obama arrives to speak to the media about preparations for Tropical Storm Isaac from the White House Diplomatic Room in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, August 28, 2012. Photo courtesy of MCT Campus.

Obama talks education, manufacturing, jobs to students

Rex Santus
August 28, 2012
William Koberna and his attorney Paul Cristallo are addressed by Judge Barbara Oswick during a hearing Friday morning in the Kent Municipal Court. Koberna is no longer facing felony charges of inducing panic after making threats on Twitter of "shooting up" Kent State University. Koberna is now facing a charge of telecommunications harassment, a first-degree misdemeanor. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Twitter suspect to face misdemeanor in hearing September 12

Daniel Moore
August 27, 2012

Board to vote Sept. 12 on $170M bond projects

Rex Santus
August 21, 2012
An excavator run by Pat McCorkle, who works for Butcher & Son Excavating in Akron, knocks down the front facade of the house at 132 S. Lincoln St. in Kent. The house was the first of several to come down as construction began Wednesday, Aug. 8, along the path of the Kent State Esplanade extension. The extension will connect front campus with downtown Kent. Photo by Susan Kirkman Zake.

Demolitions and Esplanade construction scheduled for Wednesday

Rex Santus
August 7, 2012

State senator to introduce bill to cap overload fees

Rex Santus
July 24, 2012

Governor appoints new Kent State University trustee

Rex Santus
July 17, 2012
Psychology and pre-denistry major Mohammad Al Khuzamia smokes a cigarette outside of Kent Hall on Saturday. Photo by Coty Giannelli.

Regents expected to recommend campus-wide smoking ban for Ohio colleges

Rex Santus
July 10, 2012
Lefton

Lefton awarded full performance bonus for sixth consecutive year

Rex Santus
June 5, 2012
Graphic by Allison Struck

Board of Trustees to discuss parts of bond projects

Rex Santus
June 5, 2012

State compromises on student trustee voting rights

Daniel Moore
April 26, 2012
.38 caliber shells I found at the Yale archive. Photo submitted by Alan Canfora.

Justice Department refuses to reopen May 4 shootings investigation

Rex Santus
April 24, 2012
Mike Posner performed at the M.A.C. Center on September 17. Photo by Jacob Byk.

Behind the scenes of bringing big names to KSU

Daniel Moore
April 24, 2012

Student interest in protests drops

Rex Santus
April 19, 2012
Graphics by Rachael Chillcott.

How KSU’s new course overload fee stacks up across Ohio

Rex Santus
April 18, 2012

$440 per-credit-hour fee instituted to pay back Kent State’s $170 million debt

Rex Santus
April 15, 2012

Students protest $440 per-credit-hour fee outside University Library

Rex Santus
April 12, 2012
Provost Todd Diacon speaks at the Honors College on April 11. Diacon talked about his background and answered students' questions about the raised tuition rates. Photo by Adrianne Bastas.

Provost Diacon discusses new $440-credit-hour fee

Rex Santus
April 11, 2012
Melanie Rayk, senior double majoring in English and psychology, signed the online petition protesting an additional charge on credit hours dubbed the Ambition Penalty by students. “It’s unfair,” said Rayk. “I don’t know why they’re punishing these students.” Photo by Sam Verbulecz.

Students schedule credit-hour-fee protest, sit-in at University Library for Thursday

Rex Santus
April 10, 2012

Students plan to protest credit-hour fee increase

Rex Santus
April 8, 2012
This burger made from the garden begins with a pretzel roll, beef patty and goat cheese. It features crisp spinach, tomato, caramelized onion, tomato vinaigrette, basil pesto and vinegar relish.

Students protest $440-credit-hour charge with petition

Rex Santus
April 5, 2012

University begins construction of Student Green Project near Student Center

Rex Santus
April 4, 2012

Those with hefty course loads now forced to pay more

Rex Santus
April 3, 2012
Eric Mansfield is the assistant vice president of university communications and marketing.

News anchor hired into new media relations position

Rex Santus
April 1, 2012
RC Concepcion.

Travel blogger to visit Kent State

Rex Santus
March 26, 2012

Board seeks new student trustee

Rex Santus
March 25, 2012
Textile-arts professor Janice Lessman-Moss said she's delighted that the art building is receiving some attention during the Board of Trustees meeting on March 14. Lessman-Moss said she uses a computer lab in the art building for one of her classes. Photo by Matt Hafley.

Board of Trustees votes to raise tuition, room and board rates

Rex Santus
March 14, 2012

Board could approve 3.5 percent tuition increase at Wednesday’s meeting

Rex Santus
March 13, 2012

Board of Trustees approves 3.5 percent tuition increase

Rex Santus
March 13, 2012

Lefton hopes to bring big-name speakers to campus

Rex Santus
March 5, 2012

Kent announces partnership with Podiatric college

Rex Santus
March 4, 2012

Campus building improvements could total $20 million

Rex Santus
March 2, 2012

Kent State recommended for more than $20 million in capital funding

Rex Santus
February 16, 2012
U.S. President Barack Obama gives the State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress, Tuesday, January 24, 2012, in Washington, D.C. (Olivier Douliery/Abaca Press/MCT)

Kent State risks losing federal aid

Rex Santus
February 13, 2012

Multi-car accident ties up traffic on I-80 near Streetsboro

Daniel Moore
February 11, 2012

Kent State hopes to get state money

Rex Santus
February 10, 2012
Said Sewell. Photo courtesy of Kent State University.

Dean of undergraduate studies position filled

Rex Santus
January 31, 2012
Photo illustration by Coty Giannelli.

Busted for booze: Students get caught on campus

Rex Santus
January 24, 2012

Lefton announces 2011 President’s Excellence Awards

Rex Santus
January 11, 2012

Board of Trustees votes to raise staff salaries by 1.5 percent

Rex Santus
December 13, 2011
Photo by Kristin Bauer.

Executive office renovations focus on eliminating potential health, safety concerns

Daniel Moore
December 8, 2011
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