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By CHRIS MCBRIDE Reporter, Tribune Chronicle cmcbride@tribtoday.com WARREN — Walking around �鶹��ѡ at Trumbull, freshman psychology major Rayona Goodrich said she sometimes feels like she doesn’t belong, being a black woman attending a predominately white institution. “It makes me feel out of place and that I’m alone here,” Goodrich, of Warren, said. Building Black Leaders program coordinator Tiffany Tyree said hearing these accounts of black students’ experiences on campus led her to establish the Cultural Clubhouse in the Student Services department for black studen...

Above the main entrance to Franklin Hall, high up on the pediment, you’ll see the words “William A. Cluff Teachers Training Building." Notably, Franklin Hall is one of the few buildings on campus that is not named after a person, but after Franklin Mills, the original name of the city of Kent. The building was given that name in 1956.  So, who was William A. Cluff? Prior to 1956, Franklin Hall was known as the William A. Cluff Teachers Training Building. Cluff was secretary of �鶹��ѡNormal College’s Board of Trustees, serving on the board from 1921-1931. Before this buil...

It all comes back to community. For Deandra Loza, MSN, RN, CMSRN, CIC, Clinical Educator at University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center in Chardon, her academic and professional careers have taken her many different places, focusing on different aspects of nursing. But one thread that pulls it all together starts with a strong sense of community at �鶹��ѡ Geauga Campus. “One thing that drew me to �鶹��ѡGeauga was the community,” she explains. “Going to �鶹��ѡGeauga allowed me to live at home while going to college and prevented me from accruing a large amount...

Some students knew �鶹��ѡwas their calling since middle school. Others were enchanted by the beautiful campus or impressed by prestigious academic programs. But all 4,251 students in the �鶹��ѡ Class of 2026 can now call �鶹��ѡhome — and each of their stories is as unique as their class. Hailing from 39 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., this freshman class also represents 31 countries, more than doubling the freshman international student population from the previous year. The Class of 2026 shines bright academically, with 54% boasting...

A student took advantage of the warm, sunny days of early fall to get in some studying, on this swing near Manchester Field.  As the weather gets cooler, Flashes may want to check out these favorite indoor study spots, as recommended by their fellow students: /cci/explore/where-best-place-study-campus. ...

If it's lunchtime on a Wednesday, Risman Plaza is the place to be! Every Wednesday, through Oct. 12, the Food Truck Series will welcome different community food trucks to Risman Plaza from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.   ...

Franklin Hall is not quite as lofty as the White House, but alumna Brenna Parker, '17, felt like she was visiting an old friend when she came back to speak to students Sept. 29.   hello, old friend! pic.twitter.com/n3Ky9KG5lB — brenna parker (@BrennaParker1) September 29, 2022   The School of Media and Journalism hosted Parker, the digital director for Vice President Kamala Harris, for refreshments and a discussion about Parker's journey at �鶹��ѡand beyond. Parker, who graduated from the public relations program in 2017, was honored during homecoming weekend...

As part of its partnership with ITEN Industries for their work in collaborating toward developing solutions to workforce challenges, �鶹��ѡ at Ashtabula was a recipient of Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County’s 2022 Workforce Innovation Award at the organization’s annual Best of the County event Sept. 20, 2022. ITEN and Ashtabula County Technical & Career Campus (A-Tech) shared the award with �鶹��ѡAshtabula. “Manufacturing is a huge part of the Ashtabula economy, and as our partners at ITEN have pointed out, 3D printing is the wave of the future in efficient prec...

The �鶹��ѡ Golden Flashes family was marking milestones and making memories at Homecoming 2022, held Saturday, Oct. 1. �鶹��ѡalumni, students, parents, employees and community members donned their blue-and-gold gear and reunited for one of the university’s long-standing traditions.     This year’s homecoming theme was “Milestones and Memories.” Several activities and events took place leading up to the Homecoming Parade and football game.       @kentstateu �鶹��ѡHomecoming 2022 in a flash ?? #KentState #KentHC #GoFlashes ...