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Black History Month Closing Celebration
Join us at Oscar Ritchie Hall for a final celebration of the 55th anniversary of Black History Month. The event will include griotte storytelling, seminars and discussions, gospel performances, art and book displays, raffles and food, followed by a social and dancing. RSVP is not required. We hope to see you there!
When studying and extracurricular activities start to pile up, college students can struggle to find the time they need to take care of themselves. Between classes and a fast-paced schedule, it can be difficult to stop and properly fuel the body.After a long day in class, a night out or burning the midnight oil on school work, students may find themselves at Rosie鈥檚 Diner and Market, grabbing food downtown or eating an entire bag of chips in front of their computers. A recent New York Times article presented studies suggesting that eating dinner within three hours of bedtime may ca...
Marquiez Jennings, a student in 黑料网鈥檚 College of Nursing Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, is preparing to take on the nursing world with a unique perspective shaped by his diverse background and experiences. Set to graduate in May 2026, Jennings is already looking ahead, determined to pass the National Council Licensure Examination on his first try and pursue top residency programs with a focus on trauma and cardiovascular intensive care nursing....
On February鈥檚 coldest days, nature created its own sculptures, in ice, on 鈥淭he Brain鈥 and other objects in Kent State鈥檚 Behind the Brain Plaza located behind Merrill Hall. The plaza is the brainchild of Professor Emeritus Brinsley Tyrrell. Installation of the 64,000-lb. brain sculpture and platform, along with the plaza鈥檚 benches and fountain, was completed in 2000. The Behind the Brain Plaza has become a favorite place for students to study, picnic and relax - when the weather is warmer, of course. Want to see one of YOUR photos in 鈥淚N A FLASH?鈥 Su...
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Designing a Better Cleveland
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Kent State alumni and friends are part of a lifelong community that continues to grow, thrive, and support future generations of Golden Flashes. Whether you want to reconnect with classmates, attend exclusive events, mentor students, or contribute to the causes that mean the most to you, there鈥檚 a way for every alum to make a difference.