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Graduate Student UpdateOur graduate students continue to be the heartbeat of our department. We are incredibly proud of the hard work they put in to achieve their many successes! Welcome to Kent!This fall, we warmly welcome our newest graduate student cohort. Dedication and hard work have brought them to us — we are so happy to have them join our Department for the next steps of their scholarly training! Congratulations to our incoming graduate students on starting their academic journey toward a PhD with us at Kent State. Graduate Excellence We also want to ack...
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Immerse yourself in an unforgettable afternoon of storytelling and music at Kent State’s E. Turner Stump Theatre with the musical, “Bright Star.”
Grab a cup of coffee and join Dr. Justin Edwards, Senior Director of Career Exploration and Development, for a webinar on making LinkedIn work for you.
Campus's Largest Halloween Party is back again! Watch as Williams Hall comes alive with all the Fire, Explosions, and of course Candy. Chem-O-Ween is for everyone! It's not just for scientists, but a couple of mad scientists never hurt a Halloween party. Come and join us in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department for an event that can only be experienced at Kent State. You will experience an event that blends a Halloween Party, Theater, Comedy, Magic, and Science. It's a party like no other! There is even a costume contest for those that wish to dress up.
On May 24, 1978, Kent State student Judy Martins walked back to her dorm at Dunbar Hall after a campus party and vanished without a trace. Join us for a special screening of a gripping documentary about the case, created by a collaborative team of Kent State journalism and digital media production students.
As the world prepares for the 25th commemoration of the terrorist attacks on the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, our Kent State community will be recognizing this day during a special event on Sept. 10. The College of Aeronautics and Engineering will include a commemoration as part of its fifth annual Pilot Pinning Ceremony at the Kent State Airport (1G3).The Pilot Pinning Ceremony is one of the college's most meaningful traditions because it places Kent State alumni at the center of recognizing the next generation of professional pilots. Held each September, the ceremony celebrates students ...