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Honors Thesis Student Promotes Accessibility in Visual Design

20-Year Research Project Published: The Work of Ping Chong

Over the span of 20 years, Yuko Kurahashi, professor in the School of Theatre and Dance at Kent State University, spent much of her time observing, researching and studying the life of Ping Chong. This research has been brought together in a book describing Ping Chong's contributions as an artist.

Spring/Summer 2021: In Memory

Note: An * before a name means the alumnus was a faculty or staff member, too.

Unauthorized Messages to University Listserv

We are aware of the unauthorized messages sent through an email listserv from the Center for Sexual and Relationship Violence Support Ser

Alumni Spotlight - Alexandra Nicholis Coon

The field of art history is one rich with inspiring paths to follow.

New Docuseries Helps to Celebrate 10 years of the Male Empowerment Network (MEN)

A new six-part short film docuseries is being released aimed at raising awareness of the Male Empowerment Network (MEN) at Kent State, along with commemorating 10 years. An initiative through the Student Multicultural Center, the Male Empowerment Network supports men of color on campus both academically and through personal development. Advisor of MEN and Director of the Student Multicultural Center Mike Daniels says this has led to some great things.

Richard Feinberg

Richard Feinberg, Anthropology, presented "Book Discussion: Comments on Four Recent Publications" at the Association for Social Anthropol

Richard Feinberg

Richard Feinberg, Anthropology, presented "Dogs or Dog-Gone?

ADVISORY: Kent State University Board of Trustees Meeting, March 10

The Kent State University Board of Trustees will hold its next regular business meeting on Wednesday, March 10, at 11:30 a.m.

University Dining Services Chef Joshua DeDeaux Showcases His Louisiana Heritage for Kent State Community

When University Dining Services Chef Joshua DeDeaux was a little boy growing up in New Orleans, he would bring a brown wooden step stool into his mother’s kitchen to help her cook some of the family’s favorite meals. As DeDeaux’s love of cuisine grew, his grandfather, who was French Creole, and his grandmother, who was British and Native American, also proved to be inspirational to his decision to become a chef.

Grind2Energy Food Waste Recycling System at the DI HUB

Sisters in Sisterhood Creates a Unique Bond

In the face of the coronavirus pandemic and racial injustice, one student involved with the Women’s Center seized the opportunity to bring others together. The Sisters in Sisterhood initiative is a student-led group whose mission statement is to use their unique backgrounds to advocate and promote all women to reach their full potential.