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Mark Polatajko, Kent State’s senior vice president for finance and administration, delivers remarks at the College of Business Administration building design presentations held in the Kent Student Center Ballroom.

The Hemingway Team’s proposed exterior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Craig Copeland of Pelli Clarke Pelli and Jack Bialosky of Bialosky Cleveland.

The Hemingway Team’s proposed interior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Craig Copeland of Pelli Clarke Pelli and Jack Bialosky of Bialosky Cleveland.

The Oxford Team’s proposed exterior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Nina La Cour Sell of Henning Larsen.

The Oxford Team’s proposed interior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Nina La Cour Sell of Henning Larsen.

The Pizzuiti Team’s proposed exterior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Jim Miller of the Pizzuti Companies and Bernardo Fort-Brescia and Sam Luckino of Arquitectonica.

The Pizzuiti Team’s proposed interior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Jim Miller of the Pizzuti Companies and Bernardo Fort-Brescia and Sam Luckino of Arquitectonica.

The Signet Real Estate Group Team’s proposed exterior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Michael Muse of The Collaborative Inc. and Dave Diamond of Perkins+Will.

The Signet Real Estate Group Team’s proposed interior rendering of Kent State’s new College of Business Administration building was presented by Michael Muse of The Collaborative Inc. and Dave Diamond of Perkins+Will.

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Kent State Community Meets Potential Partners for First Major Project of $1 Billion Master Plan

On April 12, future generations of business leaders got a first look at design concepts from several firms competing

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2018-2019 Faculty/Staff Online Parking Permit Renewals

Online faculty/staff parking permit renewals will be available from April 16-May 11.

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Calling Ohio Artists, Writers, Performers and Makers for the Kent Creativity Festival

The Kent Creativity Festival event planning committee invites you to submit an application to participate

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Dan Rather to Speak at Kent State University; Free and Open to Public

As part of Kent State’s Presidential Speaker Series, Dan Rather will speak at Kent State MAC Center Friday, May 4 at 7 p.m. Tickets are free and open to the public but must be reserved; two tickets may be reserved per email address.

Representatives from Kent State University, the city of Kent, AAA and Portage County Safe Communities are collaborating on a campaign to promote safe driving practices. The campaign Wait2TXT targets both distracted driving and walking.

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Kent State Police Encourage Students to Wait2TXT

Did you know that if you are driving and have a passenger, are eating or drinking and send a text, your chances of crashing increase by 1,139 percent?

Kent State University’s 10th annual Alumni Day of Service will take place at multiple locations on April 21.

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Video: Alumni Day of Service 2018

Join other Golden Flashes for the 10th annual Alumni Day of Service on April 21. To sign up for one of the service sites or to create your own, visit www.ksualumni.org/FlashesGiveBack.

Kingsly Berlin, lecturer in the veterinary technology program at Kent State Tuscarawas, works with students at the campus.

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Kent State Regional Campus Faculty Members Testify Before House on Veterinary Nurse Initiative

Clients who make use of veterinary services may soon be meeting with registered veterinary nurses instead of registered veterinary technicians if a bill currently before the Ohio House of Representatives is passed.

Andrew Konya, co-founder of Remesh and Kent State University alumnus, successfully raised $10 million from a Series A funding round for his company, which he started as a Kent State student.

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LaunchNET Kent State Client’s Startup Raises $10 Million

Through a series of company-building steps, programs and funding, Remesh, what started as the idea of a Kent State University student, has become a star in the Northeast Ohio tech-startup world.