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e-Inside Takes a Break

The e-Inside newsletter will take a break between semesters. The Dec.

End-of-the-Year Message: United in and Through Our Diversity

As we conclude 2016

United in and Through Our Diversity

Dear Members of the ����ɬ���� Community:

Giving Tuesday 2015

Golden Flashes and friends were asked to give back, and they rose magnificently to the challenge.

Good Neighbor

Since the first Alumni Day of Service in 2009, ����ɬ���� alumni and friends have given back on behalf of their alma mater.

Global

Since a majority of ����ɬ����’s College of Public Health courses are online, students can study anywhere in the world and stay on track with their degree—while gaining valuable exposure to other cultures.

A Distinctive ����ɬ����

As a large, eight-campus system with more than 41,000 students and offering more than 280 degrees from the assoc

A User's Guide

David Fresco, Ph.D., professor of psychological sciences, has been studying the impact of meditation in his lab and in his personal life for more than 15 years.

Bettering Society Through Service and Research

Biology major Nirmala Ghimirey grew up in a refugee camp in Nepal. Upon coming to the U.S. at age 14, she met her mentors who told her about the biology program at Kent.

Alumni Spotlight - Katlin Rothacher

����ɬ���� Student Gains Political Experience Working on Presidential Campaign

For ����ɬ���� international relations junior Beatrice Cahill-Camden, moving to New York meant more than just experiencing the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple —it meant gaining political experience at the national level.

Video: ����ɬ���� International Cook-Off 2016

����ɬ���� international students compete for the prize of “best dish” at the sixth annual International Cook-off competition. The free event is held each November at the end of International Education Week. Teams representing Bangladesh, Brazil, India, Nepal, Saudi Arabia and South Korea participated this year.