Come learn about and celebrate the work of our eight Teaching Scholars in this special event. The Teaching Scholars will present the results of their Scholarship of Teaching and Learning research projects at a colloquium that will include appetizers to share while learning about each Scholars experiences.
As the administrative and events coordinator at Piano Cleveland, Kent State University School of Music alum Corey Knick has organized a lot of concerts and events. In doing so he saw an opportunity to bring people together and benefit local musicians. The Piano Cleveland Social Club was born out the idea that there are a lot of great music schools, like the Kent State University School of Music, in northeast Ohio producing high-level pianists who stay local after graduating. Corey Knick and his team at Piano Cleveland wanted to find a way to not only connect these musicians as an organ...
What is it about Ray’s Place? The downtown Kent landmark is as iconic to the Kent State University community as the Golden Flash or the Rock. Its owner, alumnus Charlie Thomas, likewise is a fixture in the city and within the university. As Ray’s recently marked 85 years in business, Thomas this year is marking his own milestone: 45 years as Ray’s owner. When he purchased Ray’s in 1978, Thomas had no idea he would become the longest owner of an establishment that is legendary in the eyes of many in the Kent State family. “I still don’t think about that...
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