Kent State University News

About two dozen people heard a presentation Thursday night at the Kent Free Library on methods for connecting downtown Kent with Kent State University through redevelopment and transportation projects.

Even if they couldn't be at the Staples Center, Michael Jackson fans across the country gathered to mark the pop sensation's memorial.

Fans who can't be a part of the memorial in Los Angeles are getting a chance to say goodbye to Michael Jackson in northeast Ohio.

KENT: All around the world, Michael Jackson's fans gathered in front of their televisions or computer monitors to watch the all-star tribute today at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Hasenstab Architects, Inc. is pleased to announce the licensure of Lucas Kraft, AIA, LEED AP as a registered architect.

It will return next Saturday. And, in a housekeeping announcement, due to a fire at a server farm in Seattle, I have been without email since Thursday evening.

The family of a former fire chief who died in an ultralight aircraft accident in July 2007 is honoring their loved one by giving back to the community in his name through a scholarship.

Gene Shelton didn't pay much attention when he saw Michael Jackson on a TV at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport last week.

The new $3.2 million Hillel student facility at Kent State University will be known as the Cohn Jewish Student Center.

CAIRO: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood will avoid confrontation over attempts to install President Hosni Mubarak's son as president because it fears a crackdown by the authorities could destroy the Islamic group.

The Ohio Supreme Court yesterday unanimously upheld the aggravated murder convictions & death sentence of James Trimble for the 2005 shooting deaths of his girlfriend, her seven-year-old son, and a Kent State University student who he had taken hostage while fleeing the scene from police.

Anyone who attended a co-ed college campus in the late '70s probably remembers running into Farrah Fawcett.

A unanimous Ohio Supreme Court today denied the appeal of death row inmate James Trimble for the 2005 shooting deaths of his girlfriend, her 7-year-old son and a Kent State University student.

Opinionline Archives While criticizing Iran officials, don't forget oppression in USA Jay M. Brandt - Union, Ky.

Some Ohio public colleges have announced continued tuition freezes without waiting to see what develops in last-minute state budget talks.

Vahid Joshaghani has spent the last two weeks glued to news reports, connecting to social networking Web sites and calling home for the latest news about the recent civil unrest and violence following this month's disputed election in Iran.

Mrs. Dorothy Delma Hulton, 99, of 696 Neely Manor, formerly of Baden, PA, passed away Saturday morning at her residence, following a lengthy illness.

This was artist Rolf Stoll's poster for the 1929 Le Bal Dynamique, held at Cleveland's Danceland Ballroom on Euclid Avenue.

On Feb. 25, 1866, miners, 130 feet down the Bald Mountain Mine shaft near Angels Camp, removed a well-preserved human skull.

A 14-year-old girl stoops and screams above the body of a Kent State University student killed in 1970 by an Ohio National Guardsman.