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Up in the Air: Kent State travel policy leaves room for interpretation

Moderating a travel policy at a large institution tends to be a lofty task. At Kent State, this means keeping

The events of May 4, 1970, defined Kent State since gunshots were heard. “Four Dead in Ohio” signifies the killing

After 40 years, Kent State’s May 4, 1970 site is now a National Historic Landmark. On May 4, 1970, The

Phase two, the remaining half of construction part of the Summit Street Improvement Project, began March 7th. During phase two

By Eric Weaver Kent State’s May 4 site has been awarded status as a National Historic Landmark. The designation was

Paying for a top tier education at a college level is more expensive than ever before. At Kent State University

David Romano, Taylor Kerns [pullquote]“It’s been losing money for five years or more”[/pullquote] Kent State University is set to save

Students and leadership groups at Kent State University are advocating against recent decisions made by President Donald Trump, which include

By: Nicole Ciccarelli and Kiana Duncan Once a month, editors and producers from The Kent Stater and TV2