Complaints lead state to rethink towing lawSophomore fashion merchandising major Ashleigh Lentz panicked after she left her friend’s Eagles Landing apartment to find a tow truck idling in front of her car Jan. 16, 2014. Lentz... Feb 03 14February 03, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Kent cemeteries hold city’s historySince its founding in 1805, generations of colorful characters have called the City of Kent home. While some left tangible legacies, marking city streets and buildings with their names, others... Oct 28 14October 28, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Summit Street remodel will help improve congestion, safetyIt’s Monday at 5 p.m. Vehicles cautiously pause at intersections along the mile-long section of East Summit Street bordering Kent State. Cars play follow the leader with PARTA buses’ routine... Apr 29 14April 29, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Tickets reflect parking problems for KSU studentsPerched on Hilltop Drive is a row of Kent State’s most historic buildings — elegant century-old structures, separated by hilly expanses of lawn and shaded by trees older than the... Mar 16 14March 16, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
KSU police, community reflect on emergency responseOn Wednesday, April 2, Kent State ordered a campus-wide lockdown when a shot was fired in front of Bowman Hall. At first, the origin of the gunshot — fired during... Apr 10 14April 10, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Visit by Ebola victim shocks northeast OhioA nurse who cared for Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan at a Dallas Hospital was diagnosed with the virus after visiting relatives in Tallmadge over the weekend, three of whom... Oct 15 14October 15, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Arraignment postponed for student charged in Wednesday incidentUpcoming A.L.I.C.E. workshops During the lockdown Wednesday after a student fired a shot that caused 10 police departments to respond to campus, Kent State officials cited officials, students and professors’... Apr 06 14April 06, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Police hope to avoid College Fest conflictWith rumors swirling that College Fest, the annual block party thrown by College Ave. residents, might be making a comeback this Saturday after last year’s hiatus, Kent Police are preparing to keep... Apr 25 14April 25, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
UPDATE: Shooting suspect arraignment postponed indefinitelyThe arraignment for the suspect involved in Wednesday night’s shooting incident has been cancelled for the second time because of medical concerns. Quavaugntay Tyler, a freshman criminology and justice studies... Apr 04 14April 04, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
State money helps sexual assault victimsFrom the controversy surrounding the Steubenville rape case to the public outcry when three young women escaped years of captivity on Cleveland’s west side, Ohio became the center of national... Mar 05 14March 05, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Road salt shortage creates challenges for city, campusTwo months of polar vortices interspersed with seemingly unending snowstorms have taxed the United States’ cold weather resources, causing a sweeping salt shortage across the nation. As snowstorms continue into... Mar 04 14March 04, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
KSU faculty breaks down Valentine’s Day using psychology, biology applied conflictRed roses, candy hearts and teddy bears: all symbols of the idealized version of romance associated with Valentine’s Day. The holiday represents a common perception of what love should be,... Feb 13 14February 13, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Complaints lead state to rethink towing lawWhen sophomore fashion merchandising major Ashleigh Lentz exited a friend’s Eagles Landing apartment to find a tow truck idling in front of her car, she panicked. Lentz confronted the driver,... Feb 03 14February 03, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Campus closes due to weather conditionsKent State cancelled classes on the Kent campus today after temperatures, forecasted to plunge below zero, got the attention of university officials. Officials made the announcement Monday afternoon with a... Jan 27 14January 27, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
One-car accident blocks lane at Main-University intersectionA dark-colored Scion car crashed into the median at the intersection of Main and University streets at about 9:20 Tuesday morning. Kent Police ushered traffic around the accident for about... Jan 22 14January 22, 2014Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Free speech advocate speaks at Kent StateMary Beth Tinker, lead plaintiff in a 1969 Supreme Court case which resulted in a decision on students’ free speech rights, will speak in the Student Center Ballroom at 9... Sep 30 13September 30, 2013Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Memories of the past and hopes for the future of reservationsVictoria Humphreys attended her first funeral in the Arizona desert when she was in fourth grade. A traditional Pima burial, family and friends dug the grave, lowered the casket into... Jan 25 13January 25, 2013Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
Oscar Ritchie Scholars Guild provides scholarships for minority studentsThe Oscar Ritchie Scholars Guild is already up and running, and it will eventually provide members with access to a variety of academic and career-advising services, as well as social... Nov 27 12November 27, 2012Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
LGBTQ students share art at ‘Queer Voices’Members of the LGBTQ community expressed themselves through painting, photography, spoken-word poetry and music at the “Queer Voices” art show Wednesday. The event, which took place in the Student Multicultural... Nov 15 12November 15, 2012Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
KSU psychologist discusses minority identities with studentsKarla Anhalt, while speaking to students, said minority identities often overlap. Anhalt, associate professor of lifespan development and education sciences, discussed multiple minority identities from a psychological perspective and shared... Oct 24 12October 24, 2012Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater
FIAT Club teaches students of all types Latin dancingLatin rhythms wafted from the upstairs of the Student Center Wednesday as a diverse group of students learned Latin dancing. About 30 students of all ethnic backgrounds partnered up, moving... Oct 11 12October 11, 2012Article at The Daily Kent Stater/The Kent Stater