Nathalie Taghaboni
“I am only half-way through my first semester at Kent, and I am doing well. I am once again taking a class that speaks to my strengths. I certainly notice a difference in the caliber of teaching here at Kent State.â€
My name is Olivia Eader, and I am a recent graduate of Kent State in environmental studies and English. Making Kent my home was the best decision I have ever made because of the opportunities I have been given. I worked as a resident assistant in the Eastway residence halls, served as the director of academic affairs for the Undergraduate Student Government and did research both in a lab and independently. None of these accomplishments would have been possible without the constant support and guidance of Kent State staff and faculty. My time in the Kent State Honors College was ...
Grace McCombs
“Kent State was the school that I found to be the most helpful and supportive during the entire process of Notre Dame’s closing. It had the easiest process.â€â€¯
Jakob Arnold 
“Kent State has a big, diverse population of people, which is one of the reasons why I chose Kent State. It is a great place to immerse myself in different cultures. I like to step out of my comfort zone and meet new people.â€â€¯
This election season, Kent State Today will feature a series of stories about voting on campus, sharing information about how and where to vote, first-time student voters, important event dates and deadlines. Where is my voting location? What do I need to bring – or not bring – with me to the polls? These are some of the questions student voters at Â鶹´«Ã½ may have about this coming Election Day and Craig Berger, associate director of Community Engaged Learning in Kent State’s University College and the co-chair for the Kent State Votes&n...
Elizabeth Keckley: From Enslavement to the White House
Join the Â鶹´«Ã½ Museum and the National First Ladies Library and Museum for a discussion with Carmen Evelyn G. Nuyda, author of “Lizzy: The Elizabeth Keckley Story;" Sara Hume, Ph.D., curator and professor, Â鶹´«Ã½ Museum and Michelle Gullion, senior director of curatorial services, National First Ladies Library and Museum.
A field of 178 Â鶹´«Ã½ participants in the 9th annual Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) three-minute presentations was narrowed down to 48 first- and second-place winners last week.Kent State Today was there when the students who won the competition were announced on Oct. 25 at a ceremony at the Kiva auditorium. There, five of the first-place winners were surprised to find out they would present their research once again. Students majoring in computer science, aerospace engineering, fashion design, neuroscience, sociology and other fields gathered at the K...