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Nick Hamilton, junior infielder, hits the ball during the home game against Youngstown State University on April 11, 2012. The Flashes beat the Penguins 14-4. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Flashes baseball tastes adversity, looks to respond

Kevin Battaglia
April 22, 2013
Nick Hamilton, junior infielder, hits the ball during the home game against Youngstown State University on April 11, 2012. The Flashes beat the Penguins 14-4. Photo by NANCY URCHAK

[Photo] Flashes record first win, lose three of four at San Diego

Kevin Battaglia
February 25, 2013
Nick Hamilton, junior infielder, hits the ball during a home game against Youngstown State University on April 11, 2012. The Flashes beat the Penguins 14-4. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Baseball preview: San Diego

Kevin Battaglia
February 22, 2013
Janet Esposito, chairman of Republican Party in Portage County, sits at a table during the official Republican watch party of Portage County at the English Pub in Ravenna. Esposito watched as the Ohio results came in. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Portage County Republicans gather for results

Justine Stump, Angela Pino and Aaron Kinney
November 7, 2012
Brittny Counts, graphic designer for Dining Services, and Chelsea McClelland, marketing associate for dining Services, greet guests at the Quaker Steak & Lube VIP event in the Student Center on Oct. 16. The event is the kick-off to the actual opening on Oct. 17. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Quaker Steak and Lube opens on campus

Abby Prulhiere/Gabriel Kramer
October 15, 2012
Heather Miller and Rachel Lancaster look at the purses at the Hope in a Handbag fundraiser, which raises money for Safer Futures, at Rockwell Hall on Oct. 13. Miller and Lancaster used to work with Safer Futures and came to support it. Photo by: Nancy Urchak

[Photo] Fashion, fun and awareness helps improve lives

Amanda Crumm
October 13, 2012

Head of Latino Networking Caucus shares Hispanic culture with Kent children

NANCY URCHAK
October 9, 2012
David Garcia, associate vice president for enrollment management, reads to children from the KSU Children's Development Center in the Reinberger Children's Library in the main library on Oct. 10. Garcia read the books in English and Spanish because he said it is important for them to hear the different languages during Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Head of Latino Networking Caucus shares Hispanic culture with Kent children

Tyler Singleton
October 9, 2012
Angelica Campos, meteorologist at WJW Fox 8 in Cleveland, spoke at the second annual Hispanic Heritage month opening luncheon celebration in the Ballroom balcony on Sept. 14. Campos talked about moving to the U.S. from Costa Rica, not knowing English and setting career goals. Photo by Nancy Urchak

[Photo] Hispanic Heritage Month at Kent State kicks off with meteorologist Angelica Campos

Katherine Schaeffer
September 15, 2012
Demetrius Walton, freshman occupational therapy, sits in his room, a lounge, in Dunbar on Aug. 26. "It's bigger than the dorm room," Walton said. "I love it. I'd rather live here." Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Students await permanent housing on campus

Amanda Crumm
August 26, 2012
Lauren Mokler

[Photo] Mokler named to academic All-MAC team

Tim Dorst
August 7, 2012
Andrew Sansone, sophomore architecture major, works on a project in Taylor Hall on April 25. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Students in high-stress majors try to balance sleep and homework

Alyssa Morlacci
April 25, 2012
Denzel Washington, freshman theater studies major, Tyesasha Doss, Jessica Ransome and Cara White perform in "Ain't Nothing But a Thang"at Oscar Ritchie Hall on April 12. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] KSU’s African-American Theatre presents ‘Ain’t Nothing But A Thang’

Candice Dungan
April 15, 2012
Lauren Grimes, junior outfielder, swings the bat during a doubleheader against Central Michigan on March 30. The Flashes beat the Chippewas 5-2 in game one and 3-2 in game two. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Softball looks to stay on top

John Dvozenja
April 12, 2012
Provost Todd Diacon spent his first full day as the new provost going to different meetings on April 2. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] A timeline of Diacon’s first day on the job

Carrie Blazina
April 2, 2012
The Babar collection in the 12th floor of the library includes a variety of different merchandise and memorabilia. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Babar the elephant’s special room in KSU’s main library

Meghan Bogardus
March 1, 2012
Dr. Todd Diacon was named the new provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at KSU on Feb. 13. President Lester Lefton introduced Diacon who gave a speech and answered questions in the student center. Photo by Nancy Urchak.

[Photo] Diacon is Kent State’s new provost

Carrie Blazina
February 14, 2012
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