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 . 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.
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