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Kent State University students are gaining hands-on experience working alongside professional composer and musician Jeremy Bullock to create original music for the School of Theatre and Dance's upcoming production of "Romeo and Juliet."
In remembrance of U.S. service members, Kent State University continues its tradition of planting yellow daffodil bulbs ahead of Veterans Day on Nov. 11. Located behind Taylor Hall near the May 4 Memorial, Blanket Hill brings together volunteers, students and University Facilities Management staff to plant bulbs that will bloom during Ohio’s spring season.
Flash Medical Center is an annual one-day event hosted by Kent State Ashtabula, that transforms Robert S. Morrison Hall into an immersive healthcare simulation site.
Author Wil Haygood discussed his book “The War Within a War” at Kent State’s Kiva Auditorium. The event wrapped up the university’s annual Veterans Day commemoration.
Kent State classes, work schedules and activities remain in effect for Friday during the worldwide outage of several Microsoft services.
Throughout the Kent Student Center Ballroom, the aroma of delicious dishes inspired by countries from around the world filled the air as students, faculty and staff gathered for an evening of food, culture and celebration. The ballroom was abuzz with conversations, laughter and excitement as students representing seven countries prepared to share traditional dishes inspired by their home countries.
Kent State University’s International Student Council is a gathering place for students from any country to gather and learn about each other’s cultures. Kent State Today joined the organization for a meeting to learn more.
Kent State University is aware that Geauga Public Health has reported a confirmed case of measles involving someone who visited the Kent State Geauga Campus in Burton on Tuesday, Nov. 3, from about 3:30 to 7 p.m. According to Geauga Public Health, anyone on campus during that time may have been exposed.
Kent State University honored the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces during its annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Nov. 10 at Risman Plaza.
Kent State University will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11, in observance of the Veterans Day holiday. No classes are scheduled, and university offices are closed.
Kent State University's award-winning University College programs help Exploratory students find their purpose.
Kent State University’s Exploratory Program in University College has been awarded two prestigious national awards for its work with exploratory students.
Kent State’s Center for Adult and Veteran Services helps veterans, caregivers and adult learners access VA benefits, resources and community on campus.
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Nicholas E. Phillips, a 1970 Kent State University alumnus, will deliver the keynote address at the university’s annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Nov. 10. Bestselling author Wil Haygood will discuss the Vietnam War and the American military on Nov. 12.
Theatre is a form of storytelling that takes a lot of passion and time, which can make it difficult to continue when you reach college. With many shows on campus being cast from Kent State University’s School of Theatre and Dance, it can be hard to find roles and opportunities for those outside of the major.
Video games can provide entertainment, social connection and a sense of community. But for some players, gaming can become difficult to control and can begin to interfere with everyday life.
U.S. Navy veteran and longtime Kent State dining employee George Lemons Jr. will emcee the Nov. 10 Veterans Day Commemoration at Risman Plaza.
At Kent State University, leadership can look very different depending on where you’re standing. In some classrooms, it can be defined by taking the lead on a group project. In others, it’s communicating with classmates or learning how to make collaborative decisions within a team. Across the university, leadership can take on a variety of meanings.
Voters in Northeast Ohio have sent U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes, a Kent State University graduate, back to Washington.
When they’re not feeling well, many Kent State University students may not want to leave their residence halls to get something to eat. University Culinary Services has made dining easily accessible for students feeling under the weather.
