Spring Break
At least 34 people reported symptoms of severe nausea, vomiting and diarrhea beginning last night after eating at Chipotle Mexican Grill on state Route 59 in Kent. (35) comments
Molly Merryman, associate professor of justice studies, announced to faculty and students earlier today that Lee Fox, chapter president of the American Association of University Professors, will formally ask President Lester Lefton to separate the domestic partnership benefits portion from the rest of the current contract extension proposal sometime next week. (0) comments
The first ever endowment designed to benefit Kent State's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students officially began yesterday. (0) comments
The Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society once only existed in historically black universities. (0) comments
The faculty union released its reasons on Monday for recommending that faculty vote against the administration's proposed one-year contract extension. (0) comments
Students filled classrooms in Franklin Hall this fall after more than two years of construction, a $21 million investment and the building of a 20,000-square-foot addition. And now, the building is ready for its official grand opening. (0) comments
Kristen Precht, assistant professor of applied linguistics, spoke at last night's PRIDE!Kent meeting in favor of the faculty vote for domestic partner benefits. (1) comment
His career brought him to the army, the Akron Beacon Journal and finally to Kent State, but now, the University's longtime spokesman, Ron Kirksey, plans to take a break - at least a little bit. After 10 years at Kent State, Kirksey, executive director of university communications and marketing, will retire April 30. (0) comments
Vocalists from the Ashtabula, Stark and Salem campuses will accompany musicians from the main campus for the All-Beethoven concert Sunday. (0) comments
Students from Kent State's chapter of Amnesty International briefly protested outside of the M.A.C. Center yesterday in an attempt to raise awareness about the U.S. military-operated prison Guantanamo Bay. (0) comments
Despite its name, the final production of the season for the Kent Theatre Department incorporates a variety of cultures. "Caucasian Chalk Circle" was written by a German playwright, in America, set in the Caucasus Mountains in Turkey and based off of a Bible story and a Chinese parable. (0) comments
One Under will perform tonight at The Robin Hood with local act Lotus Groove and jazz/power-funk band Jazzam. (0) comments
When sophomore fashion design and finance major Hilary Dell transferred to Kent State, she found campus was missing something Miami University had - a student museum association. So a year and a half ago, she started one. (0) comments
Campus will resemble a zoo this weekend, complete with camels, monkeys and hundreds of children. (0) comments
Kent State's College Democrats were named the College Chapter of the Year by the Ohio Young Democratic Convention last Saturday. (0) comments