When temperatures plummet below zero this winter, Kent State students may find some warmth in knowing that their safety was the driving force behind a major policy change.
The university has officially...
The university has less than two months to adhere to required Senate Bill 1 changes, and the administration said it’s doing all it can to keep the community updated.
Since Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed...
After the Board of Trustees passed the Gold+ plan on March 19, the initiative to reduce administrative structure and costs in the Division of Academic Affairs is in full swing.
The Gold+ plan, the...
Faculty Senate reelected chair Tracy Laux during elections at its April meeting Tuesday.
Laux, who is a senior lecturer of mathematical sciences, will remain faculty senate chair for another three-year...
Melody Tankersley is the first woman to serve as Kent State’s provost.
As provost, Tankersley is the second-highest-ranking executive officer at the university. She oversees all things academic such...
Maggie & Nicole's Campus Market, Kent’s newest convenience store, celebrated its grand opening Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony – filling “a gap that was left” in the community after Circle...
Kent State is conducting a national search to fill the role of vice president for Research and Sponsored Programs, according to an email sent by the university Monday.
A committee of 12 university faculty...
Kent State is partnering with University of Akron's School of Law to offer a six-year program in which students get a bachelor’s degree from Kent State and a Juris Doctor degree from Akron Law.
The...
The faint clicking of high heels and rustling of graduation programs fell silent once Kent State University President Todd Diacon and his party were escorted to the stage at the Education, Health and...
On Thursday afternoon, Sajidah Qurash walked across the stage with her son on her hip and her daughter alongside her. Qurash received her bachelor's degree in public health. She said it was a great feeling.
Graduates...
Thomas Grace, a survivor whose name is synonymous with the May 4, 1970 shootings where four Kent State students lost their lives, rang the Victory Bell on the Commons below Taylor Hall in their memory...
Roxane Gay, New York Times Bestselling author of “The Bad Feminist,” spoke about systematic racism and white fragility in the Anti-Racism and Equity Institute’s inaugural event Tuesday in the Student...
