Kent State Magazine

Kent State continues to establish itself as a leader in sustainability and environmental stewardship with solar installations.

Melanie Knowles, Kent State’s manager of sustainability, takes us on a tour of Kent Campus sustainability initiatives.

How two Kent State researchers are trying to understand climate change.

These fellow Flashes have found ways to help build a more sustainable future.

Research is underway at the Climate Change Grove to see which tree species could best adapt as the climate warms.

Sophomore journalism major Grace Springer is drawing attention to the causes of climate change and demanding action.

Environmental student activist Justin Thompson is working to make the world a better place for future generations.

With the Porchlight Project, true crime author James Renner, BA ’00, has turned from writing about murders to helping solve them.

The expansive Borowitz Collection documents the history of crime from ancient times to the present day—and its influence on the arts, literature, culture and society.

The Kent State University Press publishes a series of current books about true crime history for both a general and scholarly audience.

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Focusing on a Sustainable Future

Doctoral Student in Computer Science Receives AAUW International Fellowship Award | Better Together: WKSU and Ideastream Public Media | Facilities | Noteworthy | May 4, 1970–2022, 52nd Annual Commemoration

Superhero Alumnus | Adventures in History and Life | Working at "The Most Magical Place on Earth” |  Marker and Memorial  | Tribute: Jud Logan | Tribute: Bob Wick | A Death in Ukraine | Class Notes | In Memory

Mark your calendars! Homecoming 2022 is Oct. 1.

The chimney swift has been part of Kent State's research history since the 1940s and included on the university's official seal since 1964. Now the city of Kent has built it a new home.

"Let Them Not Say" by Jane Hirshfield