The Haymaker Farmers’ Market is kicking off is 29th year in downtown Kent with its summer season on Franklin Avenue every Saturday. The summer season features a wide variety of vendors with fresh produce,...
College graduation is called commencement because it’s supposed to be a new beginning, but COVID-19 posed new challenges for the class of 2020. A June 2020 study found that millions of students worldwide...
The COVID-19 outbreak has been spreading rapidly and affecting the lives of many people in its path. With event cancellations, public buildings closing, quarantines and social distancing being the hot...
Kent State sponsors student and professional research programs each year, providing about 30 million dollars annually in extramural funding, like conference support and grants, for research.The Department...
Though the College of Education, Health and Human Services hosts the majority of aspiring teachers on Kent's campus, the department of English provides a teaching program unlike that taught in White Hall.Teaching...
The Women’s Studies Program is now offering a specialized class discussing the impact of feminism movements Time’s Up and #MeToo for a portion of this upcoming summer semester.From June 11 to July...
The Kent State English as a Second Language (ESL) Center is preparing for its rigorous second session of classes. Students who come to Kent and do not speak English as their first language, are required...
Kent State University’s Wick Poetry Center provides a creative outlet for the Akron refugee and immigrant community through its "Traveling Stanzas" project.North Hill, Akron, is home to a wide variety...
The Kent State University Orchestra performed Feb. 16 to highlight student talent from the annual concerto competition held in November at Cartwright Hall.Director Jungho Kim led the Kent State Orchestra...
Women and allies across the nation armed themselves with posters, witty slogans and "pussy hats" Jan. 20 for the second annual Women’s March.Though there is no way of obtaining the exact number of people...
Kent State’s Wick Poetry Center hosts another installment to the World Poetry Reading series on Feb. 14. Speakers from 15 different countries will come to recite poetry from their respected country...
