The Hall of Champions is a theme-based residential community for Kent State students who share a common interest in athletics, spirit, and campus pride. Developed in partnership with Kent State Athletics, this community brings together student-athletes, cheer and band members, athletics student managers, and participants in the Flashes Flock student spirit group.

The Latino Networking Caucus Scholarship was established to support students who have demonstrated an interest in the Latino culture or who have demonstrated involvement with Latino student organizations to achieve a college education at Kent State University.

The Harry E. Jackson Scholarship was established to provide support to the LGBTQ+ community. The scholarship shall be used to enhance the community and build and support through scholarships, lecturers or lecture programs and educational programs.

Scholarship Amount

• TBD

Number of Scholarships Issued

• Varies

Criteria

• Currently enrolled
• Required minimum GPA of 2.5
• Expressed financial need
• Involvement in LGBTQ advocacy organizations or causes

The Eastway Experience is a first-year residential community located in the Eastway Complex, the only on-campus area exclusively housing first-year students. Although first-year students live across many residence halls, students in the Eastway Experience live alongside other first-year students and are paired with a first-year roommate.

The Honors Residential Experience is dedicated to providing honors students with an atmosphere that promotes academic excellence. The Honors Residential Experience is one of our largest communities and is specifically designed for students in the Honors College. Students in the community live in one of four residence halls - Johnson, Stopher, Centennial Court B or Clark Hall. To learn more, including how to join, visit the Honors Residential Experience page!

Colorlab is a theme community located in Prentice Hall and offered in partnership with the School of Fashion. This residential community brings together students interested in fashion, design, and other forms of artistic expression to live and collaborate with peers who share their creative interests. Colorlab is open to all students with an interest in the arts and is especially encouraged for those majoring in art, fashion, music, theater, and dance.