Relax Space
Your spot to rest, recharge, or reset between workouts or classes. Stop by the WellHub for more information.
- Meditation + Relaxation Pod
- Quiet space for downtime or telehealth
- 1-on-1 space with Certified Peer Educators
- Walk-in or appointment
- Wellness is more than a workout.
Availability begins Tuesday, Sept. 2. Bookings take priority, but walk-ins are welcome when space is available.
KENT, OH– The College of the Arts at Kent State University invites all who are interested in the arts to attend Art Without Limits on Wednesday, Oct.8, 2025. This free, full-day event centers around arts entrepreneurship and developing an entrepreneurial mindset in the arts, supplying artists with practical skills to take their art to the next level.The event features an extensive roster of successful arts entrepreneurs who will be sharing their stories and advice on the main stage from several different arts disciplines.In addition, attendees will have the opportunity to network and see ...
The Kent State University Museum presents its fall exhibition, “A Meeting of Cultures: Fashioning North Africa,” from Sept. 5, 2025, through May 10, 2026.Displayed in the museum’s Broadbent Gallery, the exhibition features works by 25 contemporary North African designers and artists, including more than 40 ensembles and accessories alongside photography by fashion photographers, journalists and social media influencers, as well as art installations and videos.“The Kent State University Museum is dedicated to inquiry, research and discovery,” said Kent State University Museum Director Sarah Spi...
Kent State University is celebrating another five years of federal funding for its TRIO Student Support Services program that helps propel first-generation college students, students from limited-income backgrounds and students with disabilities to academic success.“This is huge,” said Adam Cinderich, director of TRIO Student Support Services, which is housed in University College. “Our program has existed at Kent State with continuous funding since the late 1970s. We’re one of the legacy programs. This funding means we can continue supporting 300 students every year for the next five years.”&...
Brandon Angell
"As a Computer Science major, my coursework has always been oriented toward joining this field, however, this internship gave me a clearer and more personal understanding of what my life could be like after graduation. The experience confirmed that software engineering is the right path for me. It also motivated me to continue learning Japanese, which I am currently minoring at Kent State. In a globalized tech industry, bilingual abilities can open up career opportunities that are otherwise unavailable."
When Emily Rider walked into her first in-person class after the COVID-19 shutdown — “How the Earth Works” on the Kent State University at Stark campus — she didn’t know it would set her on a path that would take her across the country, deep into fossil beds and high into the mountains. That first geology course led Rider to join Geodes, the Kent State Stark geology club. She started as a quiet member, then became secretary, vice president and finally president during the 2024–2025 school year. In August, she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in geology and is now pursuing a Master of...
Music, games, fraternities and sororities, student organizations, friends and FUN were all part of the 2025 BLASTOFF! celebration that traditionally ends KSU Kickoff week on the day before fall classes begin. The event gives new students a chance to get to know some of the clubs, activities and resources on campus while also being a fantastic time to meet other Golden Flashes and make new friends. Want to see YOUR photos in “IN A FLASH?” Submit your Kent State-related photos to InAFlash@kent.edu and you may see them in a ...