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Sedum flowers are unloaded onto the roof of Taylor Hall to fill the beds designed by Braun & Steidl Architects. The workers installed the first green roof at Kent State, Oct. 22, 2013. 

[Photo] KENT-repreneur Episode 4: Living Architecture

Anna Huntsman
March 7, 2019

BB Cue brings students, faculty together at new facility introduction

Chelsae Ketchum
April 28, 2015
Coming Home

Coming Home

Chelsae Ketchum
November 30, 2014
Fall

Visual Kent

Chelsae Ketchum
October 21, 2014
Akron, Ohio

Visual Kent

Chelsae Ketchum
September 23, 2014
CVS/pharmacy

Visual Kent

Chelsae Ketchum
September 9, 2014
Senior Meghan Shillington receives a rainbow stole at the Lavender Graduation, a pre-commencement celebration for LGBTQ and Ally Students Tuesday, April 29, 2014. The ceremony is an opportunity to for students to recognize their family, a partner or friends for their support.

[Photo] Second annual Lavender Graduation celebrates Kent State LGBTQ

Jake Green
April 29, 2014

Eyes on Kent: Defying Gravity

Chelsae Ketchum
April 27, 2014
Junior integrated mathmatics major Andrew Cappuzzello won first place at the second annual Nerd Pageant, April 21, 2014. The pageant is put on to benefit FLASHanthropy and is sponsored by the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.

[Photo] NCSC members raise scholarship money at annual Nerd Pageant

Julia Sprowls
April 21, 2014
Employee for the Office of Global Education Nick Vasiloff holds up his sign which reads that his dream place to travel is Israel, at the I Love Travel Week event in the Kent State library Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2014.

[Photo] Language barriers prevent abroad opportunities

Chelsey Milkovich
April 14, 2014
Graduate appointee Jessica Krieger studies biological science and in the future hopes to work in industrial science.

[Photo] Women fight to fill gender gap in STEM fields

Haley Baker
April 10, 2014
Provost’s Fellow Dr. Melody Tankersley (left) discusses topics with members of the Faculty Senate during the monthly meeting, March 10, 2014, in the governance chambers.

[Photo] Faculty Senate approves center for academic growth in the College of Arts & Sciences

Nicholas Sewell
March 10, 2014

Cadet Porter and cadet Clites

Chelsae Ketchum
February 17, 2014

Cadet Porter and cadet Clites

Chelsae Ketchum
February 17, 2014

Combat Water Survival Training

Chelsae Ketchum
February 17, 2014

Combat Water Survival Training

Chelsae Ketchum
February 17, 2014
Junior communication studies major Megan Gumpf walks out of the busy bookstore on the first day of the spring semester, Monday, Jan. 13, 2014. The doorway is lined with backpacks because students are not permitted to bring them inside with them.

[Photo] Textbook rental sales prevail in Kent bookstores

Breyanna Tripp
January 16, 2014
 

[Photo] PHOTO FEATURE: 24 hours in the 44242

DKS Photographers
November 18, 2013
Sedum flowers are unloaded onto the roof of Taylor Hall to fill the beds designed by Braun & Steidl Architects. The workers installed the first green roof at Kent State, Oct. 22, 2013. 

[Photo] Taylor Hall roof goes green, sustainable

Julie Myers
October 23, 2013
Freshman special education major Cari Pierce talks with Gina Zavota about philosophy at the Majors Fair in the Student Center Ballroom on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Students explore majors and minors from all KSU campuses

Bruce Walton
October 9, 2013

Speaker spurs diversity debate

Chelsae Ketchum
October 1, 2013
Affirmative Action in brief “The roots of [the Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin case] actually goes back to 1946 when a man named Heman Sweatt, accompanied by officials of the NAACP, submitted his application to attend the law school at the University of Texas at Austin,” Mauro said. “The very same university involved in the Fisher case.” Sweatt was a black man and was denied admission based only on his race, Mauro said. The court case Sweatt v. Painter ruled the university could not deny him based on his race. The 2003 case Grutter v. Bollinger at the University of Michigan further set a precedent for the viability of diversity for affirmative action. In Fisher v. University of Texas case, Mauro said, the Grutter case helped set the standard that universities must now be prepared to explain how their policies of affirmative action are the best way to create diversity.

[Photo] Speaker spurs diversity debate

Carley Hull
October 1, 2013

PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Warped Tour stops in Cuyahoga Falls

Chelsae Ketchum
July 24, 2013
Freshmen softball twins Chloe and Lauren Kesterson before their game against Northern Illinois, Friday, April 19, 2013. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] From the Pacific Northwest to the Midwest

Grant Engle
April 26, 2013
Students have their resumes reviewed by employers on the stage of the Student Center Ballroom during the IT Career Expo, March 14. Students could get feedback and ideas to better their resume as well as get tips for future interviews. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Students learn to network at IT career expo

Chenayle Bradford
March 15, 2013
Sophmore Osmel Morales and Karen Palma dance to Latino music during Dancing with the Phiotas, an event thrown by the Latino Fraternity Phi Iota Alpha, Febraruary 26. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Phi Iota Alpha host “Dancing with the Phiotas”

Andrew Baker
February 27, 2013
Laziza's Hummus is a popular Mediterranean-style appetizer made with pureed chick peas, fresh garlic, tahini sauce and lemon juice garnished with parsley and olive oil, January 18. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Students’ favorite ethnic restaurants in Kent

Rachel Sluss
February 20, 2013
The Loft in downtown Kent is packed with customers on Thursday, Jan. 24 since "Thirsty Thursdays" are a very popular night at the bars. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Students start their weekends early: Thirsty Thursday

Rachel Sluss
January 30, 2013
Senior forward Chris Evans shoots for a basket during the ESPN College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon game against Temple, November 13. The Flashes fell 80-66 during the 24 hour college basketball marathon. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum

[Photo] Second-half run dooms Flashes in nationally televised loss

Nick Shook
November 13, 2012

People, puppets march through D.C. in support of PBS

Chelsae Ketchum
November 6, 2012
The Kent State greenhouse, located behind the library, is due for renovation, and a conflict of interest has come up while faculty members wait for the construction to begin. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Renovations to come for Kent State greenhouse

Hannah Kelling
October 31, 2012
Owner Robert Morson fills a growler for a customer behind the bar of Riverside Wine, April 13. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Riverside wine bar satisfies all tastes

Ben Jordan
April 27, 2012
Coming soon to 101 Bottles the bar will also have outdoor seating, April 15. Photo by Chelsae Ketchum.

[Photo] Beer store expands upon growing market

Ben Jordan
April 24, 2012
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