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During this virtual event, learn about the Kent State Stark nursing program from faculty, take a virtual live tour with our current nursing students and see the classrooms where our nursing students become world-class caregivers.

Kent State University at Stark remains steadfastly focused on keeping everyone healthy and safe this fall – and beyond. We will continue with our COVID-19 mitigation strategies throughout the remainder of the academic year.

As a reminder, all classes – including those courses that are currently meeting in-person – will move to a remote delivery format following Thanksgiving Recess. 

Classes are in session as planned for fall 2020.

Limited in-person services are available.

Read more for Stark Campus updates for the fall semester.

It’s no secret that planning for college is different this year and, perhaps, for the foreseeable future. Still, you can be your own champion during these uncertain times.

As the world continues to do its part to flatten the curve of COVID-19, college and university personnel have transitioned their services into remote or alternative models. This includes remote college courses and extracurricular activities, along with virtual campus tours and events. 

Kent State University shines again in the new 2021 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings. Kent State is the highest-ranking public university in Northern Ohio on the Top Public Schools and Best National Universities lists in the newly released rankings.

Forbes and market research company Statista have named Kent State University No. 1 among employers in Northern Ohio and No. 4 in the entire state of Ohio on the 2020 America’s Best-in-State Employers list that highlights America’s best employers. Kent State is also the top educational institution on the Ohio list. (Photo from 2019 Employee Appreciation Day event)

Dear Stark Campus community,
 
We take the right to free speech seriously. As Stark County’s public university, we welcome and encourage all forms of expression, with the exception of one. 
 
Hate has no place here.