‘This bill is not a solution’: Kent State faculty react to Senate Bill 83
Aden Graves, Reporter
• June 7, 2023
![In the Malcom X lounge, there is a long mural dedicated to Malcolm X and many other prominent figures in the Black community. This art piece was one of the sights for the alumni group to view.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Black-Alumni-Tribute-to-Timothy-Moore-5-900x601.jpg)
Leaving behind a legacy: E. Timothy Moore
Asha Blake, Assistant Photo Editor
• October 1, 2022
NAACP office next to Kent campus encourages collaboration, revival of student chapter
Tamra McMillion, Reporter
• July 15, 2022
![Members of Barefeet Dance Tribe perform at the closing ceremony for the Pan-African Festival on Saturday, April 30, 2022.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IMG-6810-900x600.jpg)
Pan-African Festival returns to Kent State after two-year hiatus
Morgan McGrath, Reporter
• May 3, 2022
What are they going to call us next?
Sophie Young Reporter
• February 6, 2022
![Lo Denmon, assistant director of the LGBTQ+ Center, spoke about being a queer first-generation college student at the townhall on Thurs. Sept. 23. Denmon holds a bachelors in psychology and a masters in professional counseling and college student affairs.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/f831deb01321b132f5f986450ae3c576-900x900.jpg)
Kent town hall discusses safe spaces in education
Reegan Saunders Reporter
• September 26, 2021
Department of Pan-African Studies to establish Center of African Studies effective Fall 2021
Nicole Lew Reporter
• July 7, 2021
Department of Pan-African Studies becomes Department of Africana Studies
Nicole Lew Reporter
• July 7, 2021
![Left: Moores senior photo in the 1973 Chestnut Burr yearbook. Middle: A headshot of Moore used in a 1994 edition of the Daily Kent Stater. At that point, he was 43 years old and the acting chairman of the Department of Pan-African Studies. Right: Moore’s most recent Kent State headshot.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/3cd6ff0644576f63f90375e1ba8196e4-900x421.png)
KSU community mourns E. Timothy Moore, leader who upheld tradition of empowering Black students
Lyndsey Brennan, The Kent Stater
Alex Gray, UHURU Magazine
• February 23, 2021
![Edward Crosby with the Institute of African American Affairs staffers: Willie Robinson, Wylie Smith, III, Subash and two unidentified young women.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/bd0fd6726b91e29d84bff716f1dab7ff.jpg)
Founder of Institute for African American Affairs dies; revolutionized Black students’ education
Kelly Krabill Reporter
• February 19, 2021
The evolution of African-American poetry
Faith Riggs
• May 5, 2018
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