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Ohio Board of Nursing Approves Kent State’s Associate Degree in Nursing Program

The Ohio Board of Nursing has approved Kent State University’s associate degree in nursing program offered at four Kent State campuses –

Mac & Carol McFarland and Lauren Marcelonis

Lellan "Mac" McFarland '80 EMBA, and his wife of 52 years, Carol, have greatly enjoyed the relationship they have with their student scho

Optics of Liquid Crystals 2013

Conference in Hawaii getting organized 

Professor LC Chien is now busy organizing the 15th International

Kent State Ashtabula Computer Technology Program Prepares Students for Industry Challenges

Rolland & Marilyn Walk and Erika Hoot

An interesting thing happened when Rolland “Rollie” Walk met Erika Hoot – they discovered that their goals in business were very similar,

Elementary Students Learn Science and Technology with LEGO

LEGO and other technology summer camp dates set

Marcello Fantoni Appointed Kent State’s New Associate Provost for Global Education

Marcello Fantoni, Ph.D., of Kent State University has been appointed the university’s new associate provost for global e

Kent State Hires Former Media Executive to Lead Its School of Journalism and Mass Communication

The School of Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) at Kent State University has hired Thor Wasbotten as its new director.

Kent State Hires Former Media Executive to Lead Its School of Journalism and Mass Communication

The School of Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) at Kent State University has hired Thor Wasbotten, M.S., as its new director.

Planned Gift Takes Center Stage

Charles and Joanne Compton have included a generous gift to Porthouse Theatre in their trust plans.

Deadline Extended for First Kent Multimedia Workshop at Kent State’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication

Registration has been extended for Kent State University’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication first Kent Multimedia Workshop – a

Four Kent State Students Earn $3,000 Scholarships

Six area college students were selected for scholarships in memory of longtime Akron Beacon Journal editor John S.