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Kent State University employees play with a Kin-ball as part of several wellness activities offered by the university. Kent State employees will again compete in the national On the Move Challenge for recognition as the Most Active Employer.

On your mark. Get set … BLAM! That’s right. Starting today, Kent State University employees will move more, sit less and thrive through boosting, learning, assessing, moving and sharing (BLAMs).

Area middle school students participate in interactive activities at Kent State University at Geauga.

For faculty members at Kent State University at Geauga, a commitment to stimulating curiosity in the educational process helps secure the future academic success and effective problem-solving abilities of local students.  

Gregory King (center), assistant professor in Kent State’s School of Theatre and Dance, is surrounded by members of the Kent Dance Ensemble. The group will perform at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., in June.

Some Kent State University students will dance their way to Washington, D.C., this summer.

Kent State University student Javon Miller's luxury pens are made from wood and acrylic.

Kent State University student Javon Miller started his business by combining a new hobby with a tool that humans have used for centuries.

Kent State University's Center for the Visual Arts building has earned LEED silver certification for its design and construction.

Kent State University’s sustainability efforts include a nationally recognized tree campus, comprehensive recycling programs and a unique footprint of 12 LEED-certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) buildings throughout its campuses.

Members of the Kent State University at Trumbull community display mindfulness posters that encourage mindful breathing, observation, and/or awareness, and promotes counseling services for students in need.

Kent State University at Trumbull’s Counseling Services and Psychology Club are encouraging students to follow the old adage, “stop and smell the roses.”

Katherine Bryk, word processing specialist at Kent State University, has a passion for martial arts for fitness and self-defense purposes. Kent State offers a variety of wellness activities for employees through its Employee Wellness program.

For Katherine Bryk, word processing specialist at Kent State University, a current passion for martial arts started with a seemingly simple childhood scenario. 

 Kent State University students studying in the College of Business Administration pose for a group photo outside the Business Administration Building.

Kent State University’s College of Business Administration has emerged among an elite group after undergoing the rigorous process to ensure the highest standards in business education are being met. 

Two Kent State University students sit beneath the trees at the Behind the Brain Plaza along Terrace Drive on the Kent Campus.

Trees fill the sky every season as far as the eye can see as Kent State University students walk down the Lefton Esplanade on the Kent Campus.

Kent State student Kendra Snatchko started achieving her dream of working in the fashion industry at Kent State East Liverpool.

Kendra Snatchko is about to graduate from Kent State University, and her eyes are focused on a bright future. Remarkably, her vision of the future started forming when she was only 12 years old.