Cultural

The Kent Nut is a lighthearted satire news organization intended to help promote critical thinking through light parody of current campus events

KILN strives to help international students adjust and thrive in life in America

The Haymaker Literary Journal shall be to provide editorial experience to graduate English students and recent graduates at Kent State University while showcasing up-and-coming creative work from local, national, and international writers.

A magazine that stemmed from the ambition to not only create a community for POC and represent them within the mediums of art and fashion but a magazine that aims to promote culture, creativity, and joy in a way that can make all people feel included.

INCK is committed to assisting students in their transition to life in the United States, fostering a sense of belonging, and providing a wide range of recreational activities.

Hebros is a student group for any male-identifying students to be a part of. Any undergraduate or graduate student at Kent State University are welcome to any and all events that Hebros hosts.

Nigerians in Kent State University shall leverage Kent State University’s platform to collaborate with relevant Nigerian voices in promoting national discourse and showcasing Nigerian culture, talent, diversity and to encourage academic distinctions.

A club that exposes people of all backgrounds to the various cultures and traditions seen in the Middle East. This organization's goal is to bring together students of Middle Eastern and non-Middle Eastern backgrounds to share experiences and traditions.

The purpose of this organization is to make students, (Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, Coda's, and ASL Signers), feel welcome at KSU.

Kent Disabled Students Society is a club for Disabled students and their allies to connect with each other, as well as educate the campus about and advocate for the needs and desires of Disabled students at Kent State and Disabled people generally.