College of the Arts
As spring arrives, the Kent State University School of Art proudly presents a series of student exhibitions showcasing the artistic development of emerging undergraduate and graduate artists. These exhibitions highlight the culminating M.F.A., M.A., B.A. and B.F.A. work of our students, showcasing their most ambitious and innovative projects. Master's of Fine Art Thesis ExhibitionMarch 31 – April 10, 2026 | Center for the Visual Arts As the School of Art’s advanced studio degree, the Master’s of Fine Arts program requires graduate students to produce and defend a rigorous, research-d...
KSU Brandenburg Strings Camp is a 4-day event for high school and college violin, viola, cello and bass players. Students will learn string arrangements of several of JS Bach's Brandenburg Concerti, receive coaching and instruction from Kent Violin Instructor Amy Glick, and present a concert on the last day of the camp. This camp is a great way to increase facility on your instrument, learn chamber music skills, tackle Baroque style, and have a great time making music in a small group!
As the end of the spring semester wraps up, you’re probably juggling a lot of responsibilities. Between finals, working, and the sun rarely shining, who has time to deal with other human beings? This workshop will help you with the annoying people in your life, whether it’s your roommate who operates on a completely different temperature than you or your professor who seems to think their class is the only thing in your life that matters.
🎤 We're going down down to the Rathskeller for Emo Karaoke!
📆 Tuesday March 31st from 7-9 P.M.
📍 KSC Rathskeller (Lower Level)
🫶 Need an accessibility accommodation? Email csi@kent.edu!
Entrepreneurs have a chance to collaborate and grow their network in an upcoming event put on by LaunchNET Kent State and Kent’s Collegiate Entrepreneur Organization (CEO).“We aim to give them (student entrepreneurs) a community of like-minded individuals,” said Gabe Crozier, president of CEO, “as well as the resources necessary … to pursue any goal that they may have.”“My goal here at the school is to build up the entrepreneurship community here on campus as much as possible,” Crozier said, “and LaunchNET provides so many cool opportunities for so many people.” He saw the value in collab...
A group of Kent State University students spent their spring break learning in Italy and Greece and attending the 2026 Milano Cortina Paralympics as part of the Business of the Olympics, an advanced sports administration course. Mark Lyberger, Ph.D., professor of sports administration and former director of the School of Foundations, Leadership and Administration in the College of Education, Health and Human Services, and Jennifer Ray-Tomasek, Ph.D., assistant professor and professional studies program coordinator in the same college, designed the advanced sports administ...
In his continuing series of interviews with his departmental colleagues, Professor Steigmann-Gall this semester interviews Professor Kim Gruenwald, about her book that came out last Fall, Philadelphia Merchants on Western Waters, and – as our resident specialist on Colonial America – about the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.RSG: Kim, tell us about your new book. It’s about the economics of the Ohio Valley, right? How does it relate to your first book?KG: It is about Philadelphia merchants who are doing business down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers ...
On March 12, a delegation led by Rwanda's Minister of Health, Sabin Nsanzimana, M.D., Ph.D., visited Kent State and met with administrators, including Marcello Fantoni, Ph.D., vice president, Office of Global Education, Pacifique Niyonzima, program manager sub-Saharan Africa, and a group of Kent State students from Rwanda. Nsanzimana is a physician and epidemiologist. His work in Rwanda focuses on health sector improvements, including HIV/hepatitis programs and pandemic preparedness. The delegation met with representatives from Kent State and Northeast Ohio Medical...