Football
On Wednesday, Kent State played Bowling Green in Kent's annual Freeze Out Game at Dix Stadium. Kent State President Todd Diacon was there to cheer on the team, fire up the fans and hang out with the Kent State Marching Golden Flashes. He also demonstrated his technique for a forward pass - when sharing Kent State t-shirts with the fa...
Kent State Golden Flashes and Akron Zips took a break from their sports rivalry to honor MVPs (Most Valued Preceptors) from Kent State University's College of Nursing and The School of Nursing at The University of Akron. The educators were recognized for their dedication in instructing the next generation of nurses with an on-field s...
On Oct. 12, 1985, after riding down Main Street on a Homecoming float, surrounded by Kent State University cheerleaders, a six-foot egg was rolled onto the field at Dix Stadium during halftime of the Homecoming football game. With musical fanfare and a cloud of smoke, Flash the Mascot hatched from the egg. Flash releasi...
Families come in all sizes and shapes and not everyone’s family looks the same. Kent State embraces and celebrates our students’ parents, guardians and everyone they call “family” at its annual Parents and Families Appreciation Weekend. Eboni Pringle, Ph.D., interim senior vice president in the Division of Student Life, said "Kent State...
All generations – and all species – of Kent State students' families can be found on our campuses on any given day. But this weekend, family members will be coming to Kent State for Parents and Families Appreciation Weekend on Sept. 29 and 30. Scheduled activities include the 41st Annual Black Squirrel Festival, a movie night and a...
Golden Flashes rang the Victory Bell after defeating the Central Connecticut Blue Devils 38-10 in Kent State University's home opener at Dix Stadium. The decisive win marked the first win as a head coach for Kent State's Kenni Burns. Next week, the Flashes close out the non-conference season with a night game at Fresno State. Kick-o...
After two away games, the Kent State Golden Flashes football team returns to Dix Stadium for this season's home opener. The Golden Flashes will meet the Central Connecticut Blue Devils on Saturday, September 16 at noon. GO FLASHES! Want to see one of YOUR photos in “IN A FLASH?” Submit your Kent State-related photos...
Defensive line coach, Colin Ferrell, helps junior wide receiver Dante Cephas come to a stop on the sidelines at Saturday's Homecoming game at Dix Stadium. The Golden Flashes advanced their at-home winning streak to 11 games and set records in both running and receiving yards while beating the Ohio University Bobcats 31-24. ...
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