Spring Break
Former Ravenna police chief Michael Swartout refused to come out of his four-story Lakewood Road home as of 10:45 p.m. last night, continuing a daylong standoff with police. (0) comments
Like hundreds of other college athletic departments across the country, Kent State struggles on a yearly basis to break even financially. (4) comments
Kent State violated terms of the collective bargaining agreement, an independent arbitrator decided in November. President Lester Lefton misinterpreted and misapplied the contract in letters of rejection regarding tenure requests to two faculty members last fall, according to arbitrator Richard Sambuco's brief. (0) comments
This year, Tiffany Szokan was not looking forward to Christmas. "I wasn't into the whole concept of Christmas this year," the Garfield Heights resident said. (1) comment
Thirty percent more students are seeking help from University Psychological Services than last year, Health Services Director Mary Reeves said. (0) comments
Stopher and Johnson Hall students bake for entire dorm community. (1) comment
Before Mark Sweeney's daughter was enrolled in the Movement and Leisure Skills Program, she could not stand on her feet for long periods of time. Now, she can even ride a bike. (0) comments
Ashley Dill is required to spend 10 hours a week planning on-campus events. At the end of the week, however, she and other members of Kent Student Center Programming and similar organizations end up devoting the better part of their college lives to planning things for other students to do on campus. (0) comments
The School of Fashion Design and Merchandising received a $1 million grant to support the school as its current director, Elizabeth Rhodes, retires this spring. (0) comments
There have been 85 set-off fire alarms in the dorms this semester, with more incidents involving cooking and vandalized smoke detectors than in previous semesters. (0) comments
Queen Elizabeth I is coming to Kent State to host the Yuletide Feaste, which opens tonight in the Student Center Ballroom. (0) comments
If athletic training majors had to use just a textbook and a chalkboard to learn the skills needed to enter their field, they could not possibly be prepared for the real world. (0) comments
Extended hours at the library went into effect Monday in anticipation of finals week, and will remain in effect until next week. (0) comments
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