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Kent State University Police Services has once aga

Kent State University Police Services has once again received accreditation through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies. They have received this accreditation consecutively since 1991.

CALEA is a voluntary organization that accredits police departments, sets standards for conduct and public outreach and evaluates department performance.

“We are holding our officers, dispatchers and employees in general to a higher standard,” said Tricia Knoles, a Kent State University police sergeant. “It’s a way to be accountable.”

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📰 Alton Northup

Students living in Verder Hall were told their wat

Students living in Verder Hall were told their water would shut off from 5 a.m. Friday to Saturday evening – and potentially longer – due to needed repairs to the building’s main sewage line.

Early Friday morning, the water turned off but then was turned back on around 11 a.m. because work was completed quicker than expected, said Doug Pearson, associate vice president for Facilities Planning and Operations.

“We started to have problems with the sewer line in Verder with frequent backups,” Pearson said. “Eventually, we started to excavate the sewer vein, which is in the crawlspace under the building, and discovered the old sewer vein was rotted out in sections.”

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📸 Matthew Brown
📰 Andrew Bowie

The 3rd annual banned books read-in will take plac

The 3rd annual banned books read-in will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. September 27, in room 226 of Taylor Hall. Professor Stephanie Smith and Dr. Paul Haridakis, director of the School of Communication Studies, are the coordinators of the open mic celebration of the right to read.

Featuring faculty, staff and students, all are welcomed to read excerpts from a book of their choice that has been banned or challenged.

The event will be a recognition of the stories that have impacted the lives of the Kent State community and a celebration of the First Amendment right to free speech.

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📰 Lauren Bischof

The Shannon Rodgers and Jerry Silverman School of

The Shannon Rodgers and Jerry Silverman School of Fashion Design and Merchandising hosted the first of several Prospective Days this semester for interested high school or transfer students.

Dylan Ratell, a recruitment coordinator for the College of the Arts, led a group informational session, followed by a Q&A session with academic advisor Laura Caparanis and a student panel from the college.

The 10 prospective students and their families in attendance were informed about the two majors within the School of Fashion: a Bachelor of Science in fashion merchandising and either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Fine Arts in fashion design. Fashion merchandising focuses more heavily on the business side of fashion, while fashion design focuses on the creation of clothing and accessories.

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📰 Kayla Gleason
📸 Emma Van Winkle

Here are KentWired and TV2’s game predictions fo

Here are KentWired and TV2’s game predictions for Kent State vs. Fresno State Sept. 23 at 10:30 p.m. What are your game predictions?

CNN— Amazon is joining other streaming services

CNN— Amazon is joining other streaming services and inserting ads into its programming.

Beginning next year, shows and movies on its Prime Video service will “include limited advertisements,” the company announced Friday. Amazon’s change brings it in line with its rivals, like Netflix and Max, adding ad-supported tiers as companies search for additional revenue.

Amazon explained that ads will help it “continue investing in compelling content and keep increasing that investment over a long period of time.” Spending on its content, which includes “Thursday Night Football” and its original series, soared nearly 30% in 2022 to $16.6 billion.

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📰 Jordan Valinsky, CNN
📸 Olly Curtis

Kent City Council has yet to resolve disputes arou

Kent City Council has yet to resolve disputes around the city’s ward maps. It is routine for the city to revise ward boundaries after each U.S. census, but three years since the last census in 2020, the council still hasn’t come to a solution.

At its meeting Wednesday, Kent City Council considered an action to amend the city’s charter to change ward apportionment from 10% to 15% population variance.

If the council votes in favor of a charter amendment, it must go on the ballot for Kent voters to decide. Under the current charter, the ward boundaries must be redrawn, increasing the size of Ward 5 in particular. The change to 15% would mean the boundaries can largely stay the same.

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📰 Grace Springer
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Restaurants, bars and stores are preparing for Mai

Restaurants, bars and stores are preparing for Main Street Kent’s Oktoberfest event set for Saturday.

The event will take place from noon to 10 p.m. on the Hometown Bank Plaza, where live music, seasonal beverages and German-inspired foods can be enjoyed.

Those legal to drink can enjoy beverages from one of Kent’s three breweries that will be present.

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📰 Andrew Bowie
📸 Asha Blake

The Kent State women’s soccer team has been look

The Kent State women’s soccer team has been looking for more consistency on offense this year. They had 11 days off before the start of conference play and figured something out with a dominant win over Ohio, 1-0.

“It’s huge to start conference play with a win on the road and a great team victory,” coach Rob Marinaro said.

The Flashes improved to 4-2-2 on the season while earning a 1-0 record in the Mid-American Conference.

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📸 Janson McNair
📰 Matt Franos

Kent State’s women’s volleyball had a busy wee

Kent State’s women’s volleyball had a busy week, defeating Cleveland State (7-5) on Thursday and losing to Youngstown State (5-7) in the home opener.

The match against the Vikings went the distance, with the Flashes walking away with the win after five sets.

CSU started quickly, with the team jumping out to a 5-0 run to start the game. KSU closed the gap, making the score 14-10 in Cleveland State’s favor.

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📸 Emma Van Winkle
📰 Ethan Madden

At least one person was killed and at least 48 stu

At least one person was killed and at least 48 students were injured when a bus headed to a band camp event rolled over on Interstate 84 in Orange County, New York, about 75 miles north of New York City, authorities said.

Three of the students were injured severely, said Daniel Minerva, vice president of operations and COO of Empress EMS, which was involved in the response.

The person who died was ejected from the vehicle, Minerva said without offering further information.

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