eInside - Week of April 23, 2018

Pictured are members of Kent State Robotics. The team will compete in May at NASA’s 2018 Robotic Mining Competition.

Kent State Robotics Team to Compete at NASA

Kent State University student Madison Spreitzer spent her childhood building robots out of cardboard boxes and paint. Now, she builds them out of aluminum.

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News Briefs

Great Place Initiative Puts Climate Study Results Into Action

Kent State Chemistry Physics Professor Wins 2017 Outstanding Research and Scholarship Award

Kent State Fashion School Hall of Fame to Induct Macy’s Executive Molly Langenstein

Kent State to Celebrate Arbor Day With Tree Planting and Campus-wide Events

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Kent State University researchers have received a $2.7 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to study affective disorders.

Kent State Receives $2.7 Million Grant to Study Affective Disorders

Depression is the leading cause of ill health and disability worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 300 million people are currently living with depression.

The Kent State University community got the opportunity to preview concepts for the new College of Business Administration building from four development teams.

Video: The New College of Business and Administration Design Concepts

Four development teams pitch their concepts for a new home for Kent State University's College of Business Administration.

Student-athletes from Berkshire High School pose with John Epprecht (left) and Kurt Epprecht (right) after the announcement of a $2 million gift to the school. (Photo courtesy of John Stoddard)

Berkshire Local Schools Receives $2 Million Donation to Build Athletic Facilities at Kent State Geauga Campus

Smile and say “cheese.” That is what members of Berkshire Local Schools in Burton, Ohio, and their partners including Kent State University are doing.

Kent State University alumna Amy Robyn Krystosik, Ph.D., and her team are currently in Kenya collecting data through spatial videos (SV) that will be converted into a GIS map of disease risk factors.

Kent State Public Health Students, Alumna Use GIS Mapping to Monitor Risk Factors in Kenya

It takes a flight of nearly 20 hours to get from Ohio to Nairobi, Kenya, where students and an alumna from Kent State University’s College of Public Health are making an impact on the lives of people who reside in the slums.

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