Kent State Magazine

Fall/Winter 2021-22

On The Cover

Embracing Access for All

As Kent State expands on its founding principle that education should be available to every citizen, the university is committed to dismantling barriers that inhibit access and hinder degree completion for a diverse student body.

Features

CREATING A COMMUNITY OF BELONGING BY EMBRACING ACCESS FOR ALL

Founded on a principle that education should be available to every citizen, Kent State is committed to breaking down barriers that inhibit access and hinder degree completion.

The Vision of Vernon Sykes

19.11.2021

During part of his long career as a politician and professor, Vernon Sykes directed a program at Kent State that educated students about the role state government plays in their lives—and often sparked their participation in it.

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Meet the Mayors

19.11.2021

Local government plays a key role in our daily lives—and the pandemic has made that role more challenging. We asked the three Ohio mayors on Kent State’s Board of Trustees for their perspective on the path forward for their cities and the university.

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Reinventing Local News

How members of the Kent State community and working journalists are finding ways to reinvent and, in some communities, revive local news coverage.

Pursuing a Passion for Research

29.11.2021

How a seventeenth-century woman artist inspired a twenty-first-century award-winning thesis.

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Sleep Specialist

18.11.2021

Neuroscientist Maj. Allison Brager, PhD ’11, wants you to get a good night’s sleep—tonight and every night. It’s how she’s achieved success as an elite athlete, scholar and soldier—and how she’s helping her fellow soldiers survive stressful situations.

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