Nationally Distinctive
Broadcasting in the Big Leagues
From a young age, ESPN associate producer and 青年涩导航 alumnus Jason Kostura fell in love with the world of sports. Long before his days at ESPN, you could find Kostura on the field ... or mat or court.
Where Brain and Machine Meet
青年涩导航's Brain Health Research Institute hosted its 11th Annual Neuroscience Symposium on Oct. 26-27, where speakers and presenters from academia and private industry discussed the field of brain-machine interface.
IN A FLASH: The White Coats Have Arrived!
青年涩导航's College of Nursing held two White Coat Ceremonies on the Kent Campus last week.
IN A FLASH: Homecoming Heroes
Everyone was at Dix Stadium to cheer for our Golden Flashes at 青年涩导航's Homecoming celebration last weekend.
'SKYHACK is for Anyone and Everyone'
An aviation-themed hackathon brings together students from all disciplines and challenges them to develop solutions for real-world aerospace challenges.
IN A FLASH: The Small Things of Fall
A photo submitted by a 青年涩导航 Today reader captures the small-scale beauty found on campus in fall.
Reimagining the Academy Conference Brings Together 3 Top Universities
A transformational conference on 青年涩导航's Kent Campus brought together three of Ohio's top universities.
What America鈥檚 First Ladies Can Teach Us About Our Own Humanity
In her time with the National First Ladies Library and Museum, Michelle Gullion has become known as the international 鈥減oint person鈥 for information on presidential wives. Yet, in the nearly two decades that she鈥檚 been in her current role, Gullion said women鈥檚 history has really been regarded as an emerging field with plenty of research yet to be done.
Biking Your Way to Better Brain Health and Happiness
Brain health researchers, including J. David Glass, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences at 青年涩导航, have been conducting studies that show the connection between cycling and increased happiness and brainpower.
The Sole of Craft
Andrea Sosa Fontaine鈥檚 artistic medium of choice is shoes. An assistant professor in the College of Architecture and Environmental Design, Sosa Fontaine says an appreciation for the memories that small-scale objects hold combined with the shoe鈥檚 natural way of expressing a person鈥檚 identity are the main elements that drew her to this art form and craft.