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National Student Loan Debt Reaches New Heights

National student loan debt has become a growing concern for many higher education students throughout the United States. In 2006,

Summit County juvenile courts is aiming to move towards diversion programs. Youth court diversion programs are intended to offer an

Where do bicyclists put their bikes when they don’t have the luxury of owning a garage to put it in?

By, Maria DeBone and Chad Flannery Kent City Council members added an unexpected topic to their discussion thanks to a

Black History Month, a time for shining a bright light on activism, courage, and innovation of African-American people in history.

By, Maria DeBone and Chad Flannery In Northeast Ohio, the weather during the winter months can be summed up in

LORDSTOWN, OH – On Monday, November 26, 2018 at 9:30 in the morning the assembly line at Lordstown Assembly, where

By Nathan Reineck and Anu Sharma You see the news about another political figure passing another legislation that hinders the

Words by: Tyler Haughn The recent United States federal government shutdown was the longest government shutdown in the country’s entire

By: Erica Carter & Akii Butler Brynne Lathrop Every year, Kent State Students look forward to celebrity performances coming to