From a family of healthcare professionals to blazing her own trail, Rachell turned her Kent State education into a fearless career in healthcare leadership. See how mentorship, empowerment and community shaped her journey.
This past September, three undergraduate students from Kent State University鈥檚 College of Architecture and Environmental Design earned three of the five awards presented at the 2025 AIA Ohio Student Design Awards. These awards are characterized by innovative design that combines conceptual strength with technical and social awareness.First-year student Carmella Buffone earned second place for 鈥淥bservatory for Natural Forces: Celestial Ascension,鈥 a project that elevates celestial observation into a spatial journey. Inspired by the striking basalt formations of Giant鈥檚 Causeway in Norther...
For Beth Murray, returning to college decades after graduating from Warren Western Reserve High School in 1986 was not part of her original plan. But, after witnessing the courage and compassion of nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic, she knew it was time to answer a new calling.Murray, a patient care assistant at Mercy Health St. Joseph鈥檚 Hospital, is now pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) at Kent State University at Trumbull, with plans to graduate in 2028.Her path to nursing wasn鈥檛 straightforward. Murray first enrolled at Kent State in 2013, studying psychology with a f...
Kent State University School of Music voice student Andrew Rothhaar will be presenting a senior recital as part of our Fall 2025 Student Recital Series.
* All School of Music student recitals are free and open to the public.
Cultural Caf茅: Angola
Wednesday, November 19, 12:00 to 1:30 pm
Kent Student Center, Dining room (218)
Join us as students from their respective country provide an informative and entertaining presentation about their country's history, culture and notable facts. Not to mention, free ethnic food from Angola is included. The Caf茅s are fun and free to all. So grab a friend and stop on by!
Kent State University celebrated the 10th anniversary of its Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) with the annual Three-Minute SURE Research Presentation Awards Ceremony on Friday, Oct. 17, highlighting outstanding undergraduate research projects presented by students from across disciplines. The event recognized first and second-place winners for their ability to explain complex research in just three minutes to a general audience. The ceremony welcomed distinguished guests including Kent State President Todd Diacon and Doug Delahanty, vice president for research and economic ...
