College of Communication & Information
Kent State Student Media is pleased to announce the release of the spring 2025 issues of its four student-produced magazines: A Magazine, Fusion, The Burr, and Luna Negra. The magazines hit stands across campus on April 17. This year, Student Media adopted a refreshed production model, designed to streamline and strengthen its print offerings. Under this model, A Magazine, Fusion, The Burr, and Uhuru were each slated to produce 32-page issues in both the fall and spring semesters, while Luna Negra would publish one expanded 64-page issue in the spring. While Uhuru was unable to print this...
College of Education, Health and Human Services
Emeritus Professor Martha Lash, Ph.D., Kent State School of Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Studies, was presented with the 2025 CDC Humanitarian Award at the annual Robin McManus Scholarship Benefit. Before retiring from Kent State, Lash served as interim school director for TLCS, and was heavily involved with early childhood teacher education and curriculum studies for over 20 years.Lash was also an integral part of national and international teacher education, including leading Kent State work on the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program, the Consortium for Overseas ...
College of Communication & Information
Kent State Student Media is forging new collaborative opportunities through a strategic partnership with the Kent chapter of the American Advertising Federation (AAF). This initiative, guided by Mike Jackson, Professional-in-Residence in the School of Media and Journalism and AAF Kent State advisor, is fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across campus, bringing together students from advertising, marketing, media, and business to develop and sell integrated media campaigns. Student Media and Kent AAF have been working closely to create a dynamic sales partnership that leverages each...
Sensory Swim
During this program, the leisure pool will be open to ONLY sensory swim participants. This low stimulation environment is designed to increase accessibility and cater to children with sensory sensitivities, autism, or other neurological differences. Water Safety Instructors will be present to help assist in sensory experiences to aquatic textures like water, velcro, swim caps, and more. Each day pass of $15 accounts for one adult and one swimmer for leisure pool sensory swim. Sensory Swim passes are sold weekly.