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The Kent Stater

The Kent Stater is a long-running student newspaper of Kent State University.

Publication History

The Kent Stater began in 1926 as the Searchlight, but changed its name to the Kent Stater later that year. It was known as the Daily Kent Stater from 1952 to 2014, but has since gone to a less frequent print schedule. A weekly magazine issue was published as KSU Buzz, and summer editions have been published under slightly different titles as well.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1939-2015: Kent State has most issues from all 1939 onward. More will be posted over time. At this writing, there are some gaps in 1943-1944 and 1950. Publication was also suspended for a time in 1970 when the University closed following the May 4 shootings.

Official Site / Current Material

• Kentwired.com is the current online presence of the Kent Stater and Kent State's TV2. It includes recent content published in the Kent Stater and other student media, as well as breaking news and other online content.

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