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Kent State experienced extreme cold and snowfall over the weekend with snow accumulating approximately five inches. Temperatures for the next few days are expected to plummet into the negatives.

Temperatures plunge over next few days

Emily Mills January 26, 2014

Portage County is under a wind chill advisory until 3 p.m. Tuesday afternoon as meteorologists predict some of the coldest wind chills this winter.A wind chill advisory is issued when forecasters predict...

News on the Go: Jan. 24, 2014

Emily Mills January 23, 2014

Peace talks in Ukraine have led to a tentative truce Thursday between the government and opposition forces.  Opposition leader Oleh Tyahnybok urged protestors to cease violent demonstrations across the...

College of Podiatric Medicine dean search narrowed to three candidates

Emily Mills January 14, 2014

Kent State University’s College of Podiatric Medicine is conducting a search for the new dean of the college following the death of Thomas V. Melillo, the former chief executive officer of the institution,...

KSU professors weigh in on metabolism-gene findings

Emily Mills November 26, 2013

Scientists have discovered a mutation in a metabolism gene that could make it more likely people with the mutation will be severely obese.Researchers at the University of Cambridge discovered a mutation...

Health Services receives national honor

Emily Mills November 22, 2013

Kent State Health Services has been reaccredited by a national health care organization.The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care accredits health care facilities that excel in patient safety...

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KSU College of Nursing’s self-care program to help students focus

Emily Mills November 22, 2013

Nursing students in Kent State’s College of Nursing’s Interprofessional Institute for Self-Care use yoga, aromatherapy and mindful breathing to help them take care of themselves.“Nurses are notorious...

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KSU College of Nursing’s self-care program helps students focus

Emily Mills November 21, 2013

Nursing students in Kent State’s College of Nursing’s Interprofessional Institute for Self-Care use yoga, aromatherapy and mindful breathing to help them take care of themselves.“Nurses are notorious...

Barbara Broome, a candidate for the dean of the College of Nursing, speaks on Tuesday Sept. 17, 2013. Broome received her masters at Kent and taught previously at the university. Photo by Tim Si.

KSU’s College of Nursing names alumna as new dean

Emily Mills November 13, 2013

Kent State College of Nursing named Barbara Broome as its new dean. Broome currently serves as associate dean, professor and chair of the Community-Mental Health Department at the University of South Alabama...

CDC official says antibiotics ineffective

Emily Mills November 12, 2013

A top-ranking official with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not think antibiotics are still effective at fighting bacterial infections.Dr. Arjun Srinivasan, associate director of the...

Sophomore nursing students Justin Kaczmarek practices taking a pulse on a mock patient in the Sim Lab on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 6, 2013. The mock patients allow nursing students to practice taking blood pressure and pulse and also have lung sound and arrhythmias. Photo by Leah Klafczynski.

Male nurses break old stereotypes

Emily Mills November 12, 2013

Nursing is moving away from the stereotype that nursing is a woman’s field.This year at all Kent State campuses, the college enrolled 2,342 undergraduate nursing majors. Males account for 403 of those...

Meditation can lower blood pressure, study says

Emily Mills November 5, 2013

Two Kent State psychology professors recently completed a study that found mindfulness-based stress reduction, or MBSR, which includes meditation practices, can reduce high blood pressure.The goal of mindfulness-based...

Kent State’s Center for Public Policy finds trend in health care consolidation

Emily Mills November 4, 2013

In Ohio, county health departments are absorbing many city agencies, a new study has found.Kent State’s Center for Public Policy and Health and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences recently...

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