Welcome to this week’s episode of Kent Stop Talking! This week, Nick, Cameron, Adriona and Scott attempt to take on post-grad anxieties and instead derail into a conversation about personal identity,...

Sidney Cannon-Bailey, an engineering grad student from the University of Pittsburgh, suits up in a blouse decorated with plants to show how they can be seen as a technology and that being around them improves...

Michelle Park, a fashion industry studies grad student, shows off a model of a baby her team is using to show the practical application of their project, a headband that records a baby’s temperature...

Elizabeth Tarleton, a senior fashion design major, explains how the colored buttons in this skirt act as batteries to charge appliances and electronics Sunday morning. 

Luke Leyden, a freshman computer engineering major, and Kevin Donahue, a freshman mechatronics engineering technology major, created a shoe with an LCD screen that works as a pedometer. 

Haley Kishton, a senior digital science major, talks to the judges about her team’s project Sunday morning. Their idea was to create a blanket embedded with lights that fluctuated colors as a therapy...

Sidney Cannon-Bailey, a grad student in engineering from the University of Pittsburgh, suits up in a blouse decorated with plants to show how they can be seen as a technology and that being around them...

Ben Holland, a senior computer science major, works on his project, “Upcycle,” late Saturday evening. Holland has participated in several hackathons since his freshman year at Kent. 

Michelle Park, a fashion industry studies grad student, shows off a model of a baby her team is using to show the practical application of their project Saturday. Park and her team designed a headband...