Join us for a screening of Holding Liat (2025) and discussion. The film follows the family of Liat Beinin Atzili as they wait for news after she is taken hostage from Kibbutz Nir Oz during the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel. The “Fly on the Wall” documentary mode makes the audience a quiet observer to all the happenings of the family. The discussion of the film will be led by Liat’s uncle - Professor Joel Beinin.
Join us daily at 2:00 p.m. from November 1-11 for a ceremony honoring veterans and exploring the lasting impacts of combat on individuals and communities. Held at the May 4 National Historic Landmark Site, these gatherings reflect on the experiences of those who served in Vietnam and more recent conflicts, as well as those whose lives were shaped by opposition to war. Through remembrance and reflection, the brief daily ceremonies raise awareness of the challenges of coming home, including veteran suicide, and highlight the importance of healing, understanding, and community support.
Join us daily at 2:00 p.m. from November 1-11 for a ceremony honoring veterans and exploring the lasting impacts of combat on individuals and communities. Held at the May 4 National Historic Landmark Site, these gatherings reflect on the experiences of those who served in Vietnam and more recent conflicts, as well as those whose lives were shaped by opposition to war. Through remembrance and reflection, the brief daily ceremonies raise awareness of the challenges of coming home, including veteran suicide, and highlight the importance of healing, understanding, and community support.
Join us for our Fall 2026 CAED Lecture Series featuring guest Ji Yoon Bae and Zherui Wang as they present "Homeostatic Architecture: Restoring Ecological Balance Through Bio-Inspired Human-Centric Design."
Join us daily at 2:00 p.m. from November 1-11 for a ceremony honoring veterans and exploring the lasting impacts of combat on individuals and communities. Held at the May 4 National Historic Landmark Site, these gatherings reflect on the experiences of those who served in Vietnam and more recent conflicts, as well as those whose lives were shaped by opposition to war. Through remembrance and reflection, the brief daily ceremonies raise awareness of the challenges of coming home, including veteran suicide, and highlight the importance of healing, understanding, and community support.
Come find your future off-campus home, make a craft courtesy of the Flash Activities Board, and enter your chance into different raffle prizes!. There will be tote bags for the first 200 students courtesy of Student Legal Services.
Join us daily at 2:00 p.m. from November 1-11 for a ceremony honoring veterans and exploring the lasting impacts of combat on individuals and communities. Held at the May 4 National Historic Landmark Site, these gatherings reflect on the experiences of those who served in Vietnam and more recent conflicts, as well as those whose lives were shaped by opposition to war. Through remembrance and reflection, the brief daily ceremonies raise awareness of the challenges of coming home, including veteran suicide, and highlight the importance of healing, understanding, and community support.
Trick-or-Treat is America's biggest Halloween tradition! Kids dress up in costumes and go door-to-door in their neighborhood collecting candy. Now, for the 3rd year, you can trick-or-treat right here in the Kent Student Center (KSC)! All offices throughout the KSC plus over 40 student organizations will be passing out candy on the lower level, first, and second floor. Start in the first floor lobby to get your free event tote bag! Costumes are encouraged but not necessary. This is a family friendly event. See you soon for some Halloween fun!
Join us for Russian Conversation Hour, a relaxed, informal gathering to practice speaking Russian. All levels are welcome, from beginners to advanced speakers. Sessions feature casual conversation, cultural discussion, and language learning tips led by a faculty member in Modern & Classical Languages. No pressure, just a supportive space to connect and improve your foreign language and intercultural communication skills. Drop in anytime.
Join us for Chinese Conversation Hour, a relaxed, informal gathering to practice speaking Chinese. All levels are welcome, from beginners to advanced speakers. Sessions feature casual conversation, cultural discussion, and language learning tips led by a faculty member in Modern & Classical Languages. No pressure, just a supportive space to connect and improve your foreign language and intercultural communication skills. Drop in anytime.
