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Ohio-born Baltimore painter and MICA professor Timothy App celebrated a milestone this year, with two concurrent retrospective exhibitions, together titled The Aesthetics of Precision .
1860 Reconsidered: Book Takes Fresh Look at Lincoln's Election
The 1860 presidential election - which sent Abe Lincoln to the White House and stoked the fires of Secession and Civil War - is widely considered the most important in our nation's history.
Students Head to Kenya for Clinical Work
Five students from Kent State University are in the midst of the trip of a lifetime, as today they're working in a clinic on the east coast of Africa.
Presidential Search, Police Levy and Canoe Livery
Presidential search Kent State University is in the formative stages of its search for a new president, as the board of trustees appointed the head of the search committee .
Public Invited to Guest Lectures by Two Prominent Artists
Two artists will be available Thursday and Saturday this week for a free and public lectures on art as part of Kent State University's College of Arts public lecture series.
Hannah Hughes, an '09 Midview graduate, is to be congratulated as she graduated with honors of the highest level, Summa cum laude, from Kent State University on May 11, 2013.
Kent celebrates the Cuyahoga River
Kent City School students learned about the significance of the Cuyahoga River and its surrounding ecosystem Friday during the Kent Environmental Council's annual River Day celebration.
Revision techniques - the good, the OK and the useless
It's the time of year where students are poring over their books, trying to ensure they are prepared for their exams.
Expert says secret vote violates state meetings law
The Rural Lorain County Water Authority board's use of secret ballots in a vote Wednesday to remove Mark McConnell from the board violated Ohio's Sunshine Laws, according to an open meetings expert and a 2011 opinion issued by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine.
Kent Multimedia Workshop to be held June 6, 7, and 8
From The Kent Multimedia WorkshopThe Kent Multimedia Workshop was founded by faculty members at Kent State in 2012 to provide low-cost training to journalists and students from Ohio.
5-day course on Biosafety and Biocontainment for BSL-3 lab workers
The National Biosafety and Biocontainment Training Program and Kent State University are offering a five-day series of courses in Biosafety and Biocontainment for BSL-3 Laboratory Workers.
Presidential Search Committee for Kent State Taking Shape
The search for the successor to Kent State University President Lester Lefton is starting to take shape, as Tuesday the university's board of trustees named the chair of the search committee.
University of Cincinnati researchers studying the health of East Liverpool area children say they'll still try to include Hancock County children even without the cooperation of the school district.
BWW Reviews: Acting Overshadows Esoteric Script at Cleveland Public Theatre
Philip Ridley , the author of TENDER NAPALM, now being staged at Cleveland Public Theatre, was trained as an artist.
Kent State Trustees designate presidential home and leader to head search for Lefton's successor
The home Kent State University President Lester Lefton built and has lived in since 2006 is now the official presidential home for the university.
Eastern announces valedictorian, salutatorian
The Eastern High School Class of 2013 will receive their diplomas during the annual commencement ceremony at 2 p.m. on May 19 in the Eastern High School gymnasium.
KSU's annual student fashion show highlights the best of the best
The Kent State University Fashion School recently presented the top performing senior design students' work at "FS2: The Fashion School's Annual Fashion Show." The show featured 24 collections by senior designers, along with 10 other seniors' individual looks and three underclassmen's individual looks.
Kent Salem radiology students finish first in competition
Kent State University at Salem was well represented earlier this month at the Ohio Society of Radiologic Technologists annual meeting in Columbus as several students took top honors in three separate competitions.
Kent Jaycees donate to Freedom House
The Kent Jaycees, in conjunction with Kent State University's Department of Recreational Services, recently donated more than $300 to Freedom House, a shelter for homeless military veterans located in Kent.
The search for Kent State's new president is beginning
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