2008 Woodie Awards
David Creamer, senior vice president for administration, will soon head south following the acceptance of a similar position at Miami University in Oxford. (6) comments
The Assessment Committee of Kent Academic Support and Advising Association distributed an advising survey to assess students understanding and satisfaction of advising. (0) comments
The Kent State men's basketball team lit it up from outside in a 82-67 victory over Northern Illinois this afternoon at the M.A.C. Center. The Flashes (19-5, 8-2 Mid-American Conference) shot 15-of-24 on 3-pointers against the Huskies. That included an 11-of-14 performance in the first half, as the Flashes took a 48-25 lead. (0) comments
Kent police are looking for three men suspected in a robbery that occurred around 12:30 a.m. today at 206 University Drive. (0) comments
Tax-paying students may receive an extra rebate slated for mid-May from President George W. Bush's economic stimulus package, which is intended to boost the current failing economy, if approved. (0) comments
A framed picture of President Lester Lefton surrounded by prominent Kent State donors during a lunch outing sits in his office. (6) comments
The first floor of Taylor Hall has been vacant for three months. The echoing of a pounding hammer, however, hints it's not completely empty. (0) comments
There should be a government warning not to mix wine and Banner. After registration for the spring 2008 Geography of Wine class was complete, a total of 120 students had signed up. (2) comments
The men's basketball team isn't the only group preparing for the game against Northern Illinois on Saturday. (0) comments
During the past three years, Portage County has lost over 30 percent of its honeybee colonies, mimicking a state and national trend that's leaving scientists mystified about an unknown killer. (0) comments
Construction crews began clearing trees and moving earth to make way for Hillel's new Jewish Student Center on Wednesday. (0) comments
The Professional Women of Kent State University are accepting nominations for outstanding women. (0) comments
The deadline to submit candidate applications for Undergraduate Student Government elections is today at 5 p.m. Applications are to be turned in at the Student Organizations offices at the Student Center. (0) comments
Spenser Havlick, a professor of architecture and planning at the University of Colorado, spoke on a transportation plan involving improving campuses and their surrounding communities yesterday evening on the third floor of Franklin Hall. (1) comment