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William Schroeder’s letters to his mother are on display in the “Bill: An All-American Boy” exhibition at the May 4 Visitor Center.

‘Bill: An All-American Boy’ focus of May 4 Visitors Center

Alexandra Sobczak
May 1, 2019
The flower garden in Rachael Nolan's backyard. Each flower symbolizes the loved one of a student.

Professor turns students’ grief into garden of support

Alexandra Sobczak
April 24, 2019
Graduating senior Emanuel Jackson talks about his gratitude and inspiration for those who have overcome obstacles for being part of the LGBTQ community during his speech. April 6, 2019.

LGBTQ graduates, alumni celebrate Lavender Graduation

Alexandra Sobczak
April 6, 2019
David Hassler, the director of Wick Poetry Center, and Jane Hirshfield, a famous poet, converse at the 2019 Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP) Conference in Portland, Oregon, Thursday, March 28, 2019. 

Wick partners with Academy of American Poets to introduce ‘Emerge’ on Poets.org

Alexandra Sobczak
March 22, 2019
Courtesy of Victoria Walters' Facebook.

Queer, black and female: these are three of the identities that Victoria Walters holds.

Alexandra Sobczak
March 20, 2019
Kenneth Burhanna

Kent State announces new dean of University Libraries

Alexandra Sobczak
February 26, 2019

Sidebar on student programs/FAFSA (INCLUDE IN SHUTDOWN PACKAGE)

Alexandra Sobczak
January 23, 2019
John Mulaney

USG paid comedian John Mulaney $150K

Alexandra Sobczak
January 16, 2019

KSU Downtown Gallery

Alexandra Sobczak
December 3, 2018

Marie Bukowski headshot

Alexandra Sobczak
December 3, 2018
Marie Bukowski sits in her office in the Center for the Visual Arts on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2018, where her artwork is framed.Bukowski began practicing visual and performance art as a child. Her family included art in her education as early as 6 or 7 years old, but she didn’t decide to pursue art professionally until high school. Bukowski earned her first degree in fine arts from Carnegie Mellon University. Now, Bukowski is the director of Kent State’s School of Art, and she has shown her printmaking work in local and international exhibits.

School of Art director reflects on past health struggles, healing in upcoming exhibit

Alexandra Sobczak
December 3, 2018

Grad crawl photo 6

Alexandra Sobczak
December 2, 2018

Grad crawl photo 5

Alexandra Sobczak
December 2, 2018

Grad crawl photo 4

Alexandra Sobczak
December 2, 2018

Grad crawl photo 3

Alexandra Sobczak
December 2, 2018

Grad crawl photo 2

Alexandra Sobczak
December 2, 2018

Photo 1 grad crawl

Alexandra Sobczak
December 2, 2018
First-year graduate student Meagan Smith poses in front of two pieces of her textile work, “Untitled.” Smith said she draws inspiration from her time as a competitive swimmer.“A pool has a lot of verticality and linear elements and repetition on the bottom (with) the tiles,” Smith said. “And I think that’s a strong influence for my work, body memory and linear stretching of the body. I’m looking at a lot of order and systems that connect to the body.” 

Grad Studio Crawl draws crowd in celebration of students’ modern art

Alexandra Sobczak
December 2, 2018
Peter Johnson headshot

School of Art professors speak on helping students find audience for artwork

Alexandra Sobczak
November 13, 2018
Andrew Kuebeck's pieces, "Keyhole Culture: Joey" and "Keyhole Culture: Ken," on display Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 at the KSU Downtown Gallery. Kuebeck is an assistant professor of jewelry, metals and enameling at Kent State's School of Art.

‘Jewelry and Gender’ exhibit connects artwork, models, community

Alexandra Sobczak
November 3, 2018
Charlie wearing Sherry Simms, Compact Lipstick: Rose, copper, enamel paint, sterling, lipstick, 2004.

KSU Downtown Gallery to explore gender identity through jewelry

Alexandra Sobczak
October 30, 2018

Kent State to co-lead new Center of Living Architecture with two area universities

Alexandra Sobczak
October 25, 2018
Mark Mistur, the dean of the College of Architecture and Environmental Design, poses for a photo in a meeting room in the architecture building on Monday, Oct. 8, 2018.

Kent State’s CAED dean named one of top 25 architecture educators in US

Alexandra Sobczak
October 13, 2018

Mark Mistur headshot (taken by reporter)

Alexandra Sobczak
October 13, 2018
The painting "Blossoming Garden," by the late School of Art alumna Jance Lentz-Hatch, was on display before its auction at the Blossoming Gala on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018. 

Blossoming Gala celebrates 50 years of Kent Blossom partnership

Alexandra Sobczak
September 23, 2018

School of Art sees growth in enrollment, credits recruitment efforts

Alexandra Sobczak
September 16, 2018
A student walks past the 9/11 memorial trees on Sept. 10, 2018.

Kent State’s ‘Three Trees’ serve as living memorial to 9/11 victims

Alexandra Sobczak
September 12, 2018
Erik Waterkotte discusses his artwork Friday, Sept. 7, 2018.

Guest artist shows students power of individuality in artwork

Alexandra Sobczak
September 8, 2018
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