Daily Kent Stater Digital Archive
Want to read older Kent Stater but not go to the library? Now you make it can online. [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_mfubi8qc” width=”400″ height=”333″ /]
Ohio team takes on World
What’s Tumbles and Cheers gym going to do next? They’re going to Disney World. [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_3z9z2g3c” width=”400″ height=”333″ /]
Alpine Hills Museum
Profile piece on Sugar Creek’s Alpine Museum. [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_z4nkcjxl” width=”400″ height=”333″ /]
Now Serving: Sundays
For the first time in it’s 104 year history, Cleveland’s West Side Market is opening it’s doors on a Sunday [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_abx769pv” width=”400″ height=”333″ align=”center” /]
Intramural Sports Kent State
Intramural sports are a very important aspect of college life for so many college students. TV2’s Meghan Costantino has the story. [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_1hpl9573″ width=”400″ height=”333″ /]
Inclement Weather is No Problem for Kent State Baseball
After nearly a month of playing in warm weather states like South Carolina, North Carolina and Florida the Kent State Baseball team is finally back in the State of Ohio and they did not bring the warm weather with them. TV2’s Rob DiFranco has the story.[kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_0j91k9fl” width=”400″ height=”333″ /]
Kent State Flash-a-thon
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY HOSTED THE FOURTH ANNUAL FLASH-A-THON, FOR KIDS FIGHTING CANCER. REPORTER MARIEL ZAMBELLI HAS THE STORY [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”31244571″ entryid=”1_5r15w1oo” width=”720″ height=”380″ /]
Tampon Tax in Ohio
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UNCHAINED
A fashion show is engaging audiences throughout the country with the issue of human trafficking. Tv2’s Nicole Ciccarelli has more. [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_vityk1pr” width=”400″ height=”333″ /]
Christians and LGBTQ Members Talk It Out
The conflict between Christianity and the LGBTQ community has heated up over the past few weeks. That’s why a Kent State Christian organization decided to find a way to bridge the gap. TV2’s Nya Coleman has more. [kaltura-widget uiconfid=”11958342″ entryid=”1_0z49868j” width=”400″ height=”333″ /]