University alumni and current students who met their partners at the university gathered together on Risman Plaza to share a kiss on the “K” Oct. 21.
Attendees like University President Todd Diacon...
The Charging Station is a new café located in the Timken Atrium in the Aeronautics and Engineering building that opened September this year.
Partnering with local vendor Bent Tree Coffee, The Charging...
Every work day, university archivist Kristin Silvestro sits in a room lined with shelves full of history stored on the top of the tallest building in the county.
In her new role, the Akron-area native...
The Black Alumni Chapter hosted its “Black In The Day” Homecoming event at Oscar Ritchie Hall Friday.
The homecoming event was a whole weekend affair, beginning on Thursday and ending on Sunday...
The International Student Council and the Office of International Affairs organized an annual event titled "International Homecoming Celebration" on Oct. 20th in the Student Center Ballroom.
"International...
Véronique Béghain, professor of literature and translation at the Université de Bordeaux Montaigne and the university’s contact for the French foreign exchange program, presented a lecture called...
The Association of Computing Machinery Women’s Chapter provides mentoring, leadership and scholarship opportunities to help empower and motivate women in computer science.
Deepshikha Bhati, a...
The College of Aeronautics and Engineering hosted a grand opening of their building expansion on Friday.
The event was hosted in the new space, and featured remarks from Todd Diacon, the university’s...
Students, alums and the public met in the gallery room on the second floor of the Design Innovation Hub Friday evening to celebrate IdeaBase.
The event, which spanned two hours, showcased the work of...
In fall 2023, the university recorded the highest number of international students after returning from the pandemic, according to Kent State International Admissions.
Many exchange students come to...
Congress narrowly avoided a government shutdown Oct. 1. However, the chance of one happening before the end of the year is still a possibility.
The U.S. government needs to pass a series of appropriation...
