Black History Month Banner highlighting upcoming events at the Geauga Campus

This year, Black History Month is being celebrated February 1- March 1, 2023. The annual observance reminds us of significant African Americans and how they impacted historical events. The 2023 national theme, “Black Resistance,” explores how African Americans have addressed historic and ongoing disadvantage and oppression since the nation's founding. Notably, the first-ever month-long celebration of Black history was established at Kent State University. In February 1970, Kent State students, faculty, and administration set aside the month of February to celebrate Black history—six ye...

Taryn Burhanna

Research has shown one of the main reasons students drop out of college or are unsuccessful is because they lack a sense of belonging. Kent State University has begun developing university-wide strategies to help students feel connected to the community, but as nursing is a specialty, College of Nursing Dean Johnson-Mallard wanted a targeted approach to facilitate an inclusive community. ...

Upcoming Sessions

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Kent State Golden Flashes

The Kent State men's basketball (21-5, 11-2 MAC) team takes the two-game series after defeating the Broncos 82-58 this evening. With Tuesday's victory, the Flashes clinched a spot in the MAC Tournament.  ...

Dear Kent State University Student, This email is to inform you that wastewater samples taken from your residence hall continue to show a significant increase in the COVID-19 virus. What Does This Mean? Wastewater samples are collected from sewer lines that connect your residence hall and others. We monitor these samples because they are an early indicator of COVID-19; the virus shows up in wastewater often days before a person knows they are infected. COVID-19 virus in wastewater does not tell us who is infected or how many people are infected but is a key indicator of virus spread. ...

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