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Employee Wellness is pleased to join forces with the School of Health Sciences to announce that Fit For Life, back for its 10th year, is available now for wellness points! Fit for Life is a dynamic wellness class designed to engage members of the Kent State community in a supervised exercise setting that enhances overall health and well-being and reduces cardiovascular risk factors. The Fall Semester class meets MWF at 6 a.m. Participants will earn 100 Wellness points for course completion. Register today using the instructions below and plan for a FUN and fulfilling fall exercise class!&...

 Riley Drabic, a junior architectural studies major at �鶹���� and one of 245 Honors College students across various Kent State majors focusing on design, is already doing research in the field of historic preservation, which will not only enrich the field, but prepare him for his own future as a historic preservationist. Captivated by history and architecture, Riley wants to preserve and repair historical buildings instead of designing new structures.Riley is currently working on a Senior Honors Thesis which examines stained glass restoration techniques used in Sa...

Before senior Sophie Swengel stepped foot on Kent State’s campus, she had reached out to students who were doing work to commemorate May 4. So early on in her first year, Swengel became immersed in work for the May 4 Task Force because she had always felt a deep connection to history. She became a secretary and had other responsibilities that led to her being chair of the group.As a freshman, the history major was drawn to the stories of the past, particularly those that shaped the world she lives in. That is why for Swengel of York, Pennsylvania, the history of the May 4 tragedy has taken on ...

�鶹���� at Ashtabula honored the spring graduating class at the campus’s 80th commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 8, 2025, in the Susan J. Stocker Hall gymnasium.“Commencement is a major milestone in the lives of our students,” said Dean and Chief Administrative Officer R. William (Bill) Ayres IV, Ph.D. “It’s such a special night to celebrate the accomplishments and achievements of these graduates here on campus and in the familiar and intimate environment the event deserves.”Nearly 100 graduates and special honorees were recognized at the ceremony. Staci Hall ’13, a program m...