Prioritizing Student Success
Kent State Trumbull proudly announces Spring 2025 President & Dean’s Lists
Kent State University at Trumbull is proud to celebrate the outstanding academic achievements of its students for Spring 2025.To be named to the President’s List, students must achieve a 4.0 grade point average while completing at least 15 letter-graded credit hours by the semester’s end.To be recog…
Support Our Students During Giving Tuesday
At Kent State Ashtabula, many students juggle work, family responsibilities, and full course loads. When an unexpected emergency strikes, the financial impact can derail even the most dedicated students. The Kent State Ashtabula Emergency Grant Fund exists to help them stay focused on their educatio…
US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY GRANTS PRESTIGIOUS RESEARCH AWARD TO PHYSICS PHD STUDENT
US Department of Energy grants graduate student research award (SCGSR) to Physics PhD student Maci Kesler at Kent State University
Ohio grant helps build semiconductor lab
Kent State University at Trumbull utilized an Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) Super RAPIDS grant to add a state-of-the-art lab for its electrical/electronic engineering technology program.One of the most significant features added to the lab is a photolithography machine. The Microwriter …
A brief encounter before surgery sealed Emilia Colosimo's plan to become a nurse
Perhaps it was the 18-hour fast and building anxiety about her knee surgery, but according to Kent State Trumbull student Emilia Colosimo, her career plans solidified when she met the nurse anesthetist who helped calm her that day. A three-sport…
Pacifique Niyonzima, M.Ed. '19
Pacifique Niyonzima, M.Ed. ’19, finds new opportunities for students through partnership between his alma mater and home country.
Carl Walz, ’77
Carl Walz, ’77, has spent 231 days in space - and it all began with a physics degree and the Air Force ROTC program at Kent State. From a nuclear lab to the cockpit of a jet plane to the crew compartment in a rocket ship, Carl attests that his career has been “a wild ride.”
Rising Scholars Compete in NASA Challenge
A team of Columbiana County Rising Scholars students recently participated in the finals of the NASA HUNCH culinary competition at the Johnson Space Center in Houston to determine if their culinary creation would be a future meal for International Space Station astronauts.
Institute Explores Peace and Conflict
LaKaleb Bowen, ’24, is a criminology and justice studies major who admits to becoming captivated by Kent State’s education-abroad programs, noting that his most recent trip to Kigali, Rwanda, was an extraordinary experience focused on peace and conflict in the country.
ABLE Group Strives to Support University Employees with Disabilities
ABLE exists to support KSU employees in the disability community. Membership includes faculty, staff, and student employees from across the Kent system with a strong representation from the regional campuses. Not all members identify as disabled but rather join to learn more about how to accommodate employees with disabilities and their concerns.