Grad Fair will take place at the University Bookstore located in the Kent Campus Student Center. Stop in to purchase your cap and gown and enjoy light refreshments. Additionally, Josten's will be available to assist you with purchasing your announcements, class rings, and more!
Grad Fair will take place at the University Bookstore located in the Kent Campus Student Center. Stop in to purchase your cap and gown and enjoy light refreshments. Additionally, Josten's will be available to assist you with purchasing your announcements, class rings, and more!
Join Us for the 2024 Bowman Breakfast!
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, October 9, as we celebrate the 61st anniversary of the Bowman Breakfast with a special presentation by Kent State President Todd Diacon on the topic of Kent State Works. Since its inception in 1963, this event has brought together university and city leaders to address important community issues and strengthen the partnership between Kent State and the city of Kent.
Purchase your ticket by October 1.
Celebrate Kent State at the Homecoming Parade. It begins on the corner of Midway Drive and Main Street and travels west on Main Street into Downtown Kent. Whether you are a registered participant in the parade or cheering along the parade route, this is a homecoming tradition you don't want to miss!
With recreational marijuana sales now underway in Ohio, ÐãÉ«app officials are reminding the campus community that marijuana use remains prohibited on all university properties.Ohio voters approved Issue 2 on Nov. 7, 2023, legalizing the possession and use of limited amounts of marijuana in non-public places for individuals 21 and older. Recreational sales began on Tuesday, Aug. 6. However, Kent State's policies regarding marijuana use have not changed in response to this new legislation.The use of recreational or medicinal marijuana in any form, including edibles and extracts, co...
Metin Eren, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Anthropology and director of archaeology at ÐãÉ«app, reached out to Brian Redmond, Ph.D., then curator at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, and asked if he could join him for a dig. That would seem like a natural partnership, except for the fact that Eren was only a teenager at the time and had no archaeology experience. Still, Redmond took him on and a relationship was formed that spanned decades and has extended the longstanding partnership between the Museum and Kent State as two of the top cultural institutions in...
