Earth Month Feed
Experience an inventive guest recital as percussionists John Lane and Allen Otte combine music, spoken word and theatrical elements in a thought-provoking performance.
Setting the Stage for New Hire Success equips supervisors with practical strategies to create a positive and productive start for new employees.
Does your inner critic need a mute button? In this CAPS workshop, learn how to quiet that inner critic and swap self-judgment for self-compassion.
Embodied material knowledge or YouTube craft practice? This talk pulls at one thread of Chicana art to consider archives that hide in plain sight and how those archives situate Kira Dominguez Hultgren’s making practice through the lens of the U.S. Arts and Craft movement and Latinx art.
Join the Collegiate Recovery Community for a Friendsgiving celebration featuring games, food, gratitude, and connection. This event offers students a chance to relax, build community, and find support before Thanksgiving break and finals season.
Interested in learning skills to enhance your student organization? Join us as we discuss various topics such as budget planning, funding opportunities, and how to navigate KSU Engage! Please note this will be the last make-up training for the semester.
Every fall semester, the Idea Pitch competition helps Kent State students develop their startup companies and pitch their business ideas to a panel of executive judges to win cash prizes.
Experience the power and artistry of Kent State University's Wind Ensemble as student musicians perform a dynamic program of traditional and contemporary works for winds and percussion.
Music, Book and Story by Steve Martin
Music, Lyrics and Story by Edie Brickell
Directed by Amy Fritsche
November 13-22 | E. Turner Stump Theatre
Kent State University presents a wind conducting symposium featuring presentations, discussions and opportunities for engagement.
