Accessibility for Students
Student Accessibility Services (SAS) strives to create accessible and inclusive experiences for students with all types of disabilities as they learn, live, and work at Kent State University.
The Office of Global Education recently treated Kent State University students to a whimsical week of global considerations featuring a packed schedule of activities for students curious about studying abroad. Topics from a “Study in Japan” information session to a gelato-themed “Get the Scoop” overview of the Florence, Italy program entertained and educated intentional attendees and passers-by. Part of the 2025 Education Abroad Showcase, the Education Abroad Expo took place outside of the Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center on Sept. 10. The event aimed to attract students from aroun...
ABLE
Access Betters the Lives of Everyone (ABLE) is dedicated to providing a space for community and collaboration among Kent State University’s faculty and staff who are part of the disability community.
Introduction to Accessibility
Accessibility Awareness is about recognizing barriers and learning how everyday choices in communication, design, and technology impact inclusion. By applying simple, proactive practices, we can create environments where everyone at Kent State can fully participate and succeed.
Our 3+3 Accelerated Law Degree Option
Find out how you can combine peace and conflict studies with law as part of a 3+3 accelerated law degree program.
Guest Visa Guidance
Need a visa invitation letter? To view the invitation letter guideline:
The decision to grant visas belongs solely to the governing embassy/consular officials. For more information about U.S. visas:
Tuscarawas Graduation Fair
Location: Tuscarawas Campus Founders Hall Lobby
When: Monday, October 13 from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Stop in to purchase/order your cap and gown and KSU merchandise. Information will also be available to order personalized stoles, diploma frames, and graduation announcements through Jostens.
The Kent State University Board of Trustees welcomed the Class of 2029 during its regular quarterly meeting held Sept. 17 in the Kent Student Center. The Board congratulated the university administration for this year’s strong enrollment. Kent State embraced a first-year class of 4,023 students, marking the fourth straight year the incoming cohort on the Kent Campus topped 4,000.The class included a record number of applications from, and admissions of Ohio students, who arrived from 78 Ohio counties, along with students from 42 states and the District of Columbia.  ...