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Kent State at Salem held its fall nursing convocation and pinning ceremony during which students received their nursing pins and recited the nursing pledge. All are receiving degrees this year through the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program on the Salem Campus. Recognized were December 2025 graduates that include Isabella Baird, Makenna Coie, Caitlyn McTrusty, Cheyenne Peckham, Sundra Sacconi and Nina Wilps, as well as Spring 2026 graduates Jordan Kyser and Kennedy Seaman. Program Coordinator Lorene Martin presented the Kent State College of Nursing Community Impact Aw...
See the athletic bands perform at their annual showcase.
Watch a performance by the University Band.
Join the School of Theatre & Dance for our annual Open House! Get to know our world-class faculty and students as you take part in different Q&As that can prepare you for your future in Theatre and tour the fantastic spaces in the School of Theatre & Dance. Prospective students attending this event will also receive complimentary tickets to our current production, "Something Rotten!," at 7:30 P.M.
Guest artists, No Exit will be performing in Ludwig Recital Hall.
A concert by students in the piano division.
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For Kent State University President Todd Diacon, commencement is about more than the ceremony on stage. It’s about the ramp.Speaking to Fall Class of 2025 graduates at the Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center, Diacon explained that timeless truth with characteristic clarity.“At commencement, the stage is where it’s at, but the ramp is who we are,” he said.It’s a simple distinction that carries profound meaning. Each graduation ceremony, Diacon leaves the stage to stand at the beginning of that ramp. There, he meets every single graduating undergraduate – fist-bumping them, shaking their ha...
