David Hogg, a survivor of the 2018 Parkland shooting that claimed the lives of 17 people, spoke about the parallels between May 4 and Parkland, his own journey of activism and the importance of advocacy...
Students filled the Student Recreation and Wellness Center on Wednesday for the weekly “Wellness Wednesday” event. With a wide range of activities and resources to promote their well-being, the event...
Students in the School of Media and Journalism attended the Communications Connections event Tuesday to meet with potential employers.
The Kent Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America...
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• March 14, 2024
A researcher at the university’s Brain Health and Research Institute has made unique discoveries about the spinal cord and its connection with the reproductive system.
Lique Coolen is a professor...
The Fabric Pantry is a nonprofit student-run organization dedicated to providing Kent students with fabric and sewing materials cost-free.
While it is widely known around campus for putting on amazing...
Rookie of the Year. First Team All-College Hockey Mid-America. Defenseman of the Year. Most points scored by a defenseman at KSU. What do these four achievements have in common? They were all attained...
The Faculty Senate approved a new charter for an Office of Faculty Ombuds Monday, presented by faculty ombudsperson Shannon Driscoll and Associate Provost of Faculty Affairs Kevin West.
An Ombuds is...
Over steaming cups of tea and friendship bracelet making, conversations about feminist experiences and its relations in media were discussed during the Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity’s Feminist...
Kent Police made 15 arrests on Fake Patty's Day, which took place March 9, where disorderly conduct while intoxicated and prohibitions both made up the majority of charges.
On Fake Patty's Day, there...
Stomachs may growl while students sit in a math class during lunch time – but on Pi Day, students are encouraged to enjoy circular foods like pizza and pie while learning about the mathematical celebration.
Pi...
The stove sizzled as students were instructed in French how to carefully flip their crêpes from the pan onto their plates to prevent the light, crisp treat from cracking.
Charlotte Dagorno, a graduate...
Campus Pointe, 345 Flats, Eagles Landing, Tri-Towers, University Oaks and Centennial Court are a few of the many places students can explore on and off campus, but finding the right home away from home...
