Snow showers 1-16-25

 Winter hit hard with snow and subzero temperatures this year, making even a short walk to class feel brutal. Kent State University first-year finance major Mason Pranevich quickly realized just how cold it could get.   “I was walking back from class one of the days when it felt around negative 15 degrees outside, and I took my hand out of my glove in order to pick up a call,” Pranevich told Kent State Today. Pranevich, who’s from the Pittsburgh area, is no stranger to the cold, but this winter felt different. “Within five minutes, I was like ‘this is unbelievable,’” he sai...

Potential Risks of CCP

What are the potentail risks of CCP?

College Credit Plus (CCP) allows high school students to earn college credit now.  While CCP is a great opportunity for students to explore their future, there are some important things to consider.  Before registering, students should talk about these issues with a parent or guardian.

Mature content

CCP college courses may include adult topics.  These topics will not be changed for younger students.

what are the Benefits of CCP?

Through College Credit Plus (CCP), students can begin their college journey early.  CCP helps students get a head start on their future, save money, and have a real college experience.  Below is a deeper dive into the key benefits of CCP.

Save money

CCP allows students to take real college courses for free.  The cost of tuition, books, and fees are covered by the State of Ohio, helping students save money on higher education.

Why this matters

Vera LeCount is a fourth year Fashion Merchandising student at Kent State. She recently studied abroad in Hong Kong through the KSU School of Fashion program at Hong Kong Polytechnic University and then later interned in Tokyo, Japan as a KSU Freeman Fellow. Studying Abroad in Hong KongVera knew she wanted to study abroad somewhere in Asia, but wasn’t quite sure where. What pushed her to apply to study at Hong Kong Polytechnic University was a close friend of hers also wanting to apply to the program. They decided to study abroad together in Hong Kong, making the experience all the more m...

Week one: March 31 - April 3, 2026 

Reception: April 3, 5-7 p.m. 

CVA Gallery: Riley Sims, Colby Schwarts 
Payto Gallery: Nicole Malcolm 
Crawford Gallery: Sofia Pozzi Jauregui 

Week two: April 7-10 

Reception: Friday, April 10, 5-7 pm 

CVA Gallery: Chris Liu, Violet Maimbourg 
Payto Gallery: Christian Roberts 
Crawford Gallery: Beckett Chomyn

Reception for exhibition featuring the work of Massinissa Selmani.

Ombre (ظل) showcases several works from artist Massinissa Selmani with a focus on the relationship between object and shadow. Through modest compositions shaped as much by void as by images, Selmani reveals the psychological weight of daily living.

An exhibition featuring the work of Berend Hawks, Denise A. Harrison and Kendall Hamilton. On display in the Alumni Visual Resource Center (AVRC),  March 31 - April 10, 2026, with a reception on April 10, 5-7 p.m.

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