Female Medical Student Organization

Fe-MED is a professional medical club designed as a support system. Fe-MED seeks to provide an informational, exciting, and friendly environment for female students interested in medical careers.

When you are done with KSU Kickoff check-in inside the Kent Student Center from 3 - 8 p.m. on Thursday, August 20, stop by outside at the Risman Plaza for some fun at Make Your Mark.

At Make Your Mark, there will be banner decorating, food trucks, music, and other fun activities courtesy of the Center for Student Involvement, Office of Global Education, Intercultural Student Life, Kent Student Ambassadors, Undergraduate Student Government, and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS).

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Ancient Wonders + Modern Access = Devine's (UNESCO) Intervention

Mount Saint Michel in Normandy, France

MaryAnn Devine is a premier �鶹��ý professor of Cultural Foundations of Education and Disabilities Studies. She's also an accessibility expert and one of only two U.S. evaluators on an elite UNESCO World Heritage Oversight sub-committee. Devine recently conducted a high-profile assessment of Mont-Saint-Michel to improve inclusion while strictly preserving its historic integrity. Serving her second four-year term on this global body, Devine regularly evaluates iconic world sites by analyzing their physical geography, ancient structures, and multimedia materials to compile strateg...

�鶹��ý Museum Presents "Aimee Lee: Every Last Scrap"

Garment laid out with arms to side; dark blue, light blue colors with a white criss cross pattern.

The �鶹��ý Museum announces “Aimee Lee: Every Last Scrap,” a solo exhibition featuring internationally recognized artist and scholar Aimee Lee. Opening Aug. 14, the exhibition features garments created entirely by hand from hanji (han = Korean; ji = paper), traditional paper made from the bark of mulberry trees.Through labor-intensive papermaking, natural dyes and the careful reuse of every scrap of material, Lee transforms traditional hanji into sculptural garments that connect centuries-old Korean craftsmanship with contemporary artistic practice.“Aimee Lee invites visito...

�鶹��ý's Fall 2026 International Student Orientation welcomes newly arriving international students to campus. This orientation covers essential immigration and academic information, key campus resources, and the support services that help you succeed at �鶹��ý. You'll also connect with fellow students, meet leaders from our international student organizations, and discover ways to get involved and build community. Join us to begin your �鶹��ý journey with confidence, belonging, and everything you need to thrive.

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Thank You!

Kent Blossom Music Festival recognizes the following program sponsors and partners:

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�鶹��ý Researcher Selected for US Department of Energy Genesis Mission Award to Mine Decades of River Data for Critical Minerals

David Costello, Ph.D., professor of biological sciences at �鶹��ý, conducts research in the Cuyahoga River. (Photo credit: Rami Daud)

A �鶹��ý researcher has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy for an inaugural Genesis Mission award to develop an artificial intelligence framework capable of locating critical minerals using 50 years of the nation’s water-quality records.David Costello, Ph.D., professor in �鶹��ý’s Department of Biological Sciences, is the principal investigator on “AI-Driven Probabilistic Source Mapping for Critical Minerals at Continental Scale.” The project is one of 278 selected by the DOE to accelerate AI-driven scientific discovery. More than 5,000 applications were sub...