��������

Anthropology students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa

Anthropology students Samuel Plent, Allison Moats (second year member), Emily Brahler, and Emily Munger participated in the 2014 Phi Beta

Wick Poetry Center Welcomes Two-time U.S. Poet Laureate

The Civilian Conservation Corps and the Construction of the Virginia Kendall Reserve, 1933-1939

edited by Kenneth J. Bindas Professor and Chair, Department of History, ��������  

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

The Civilian Conservation Corps and the Construction of the Virginia Kendall Reserve, 1933-1939

You are cordially invited to celebrate the publication of

New Book Traces Local History of the New Deal’s Civilian Conservation Corps

Public lecture by historian Kenneth Bindas on April 8 at Cuyahoga Valley National Park

"Cancer is Nuts" Kent State Relay for Life, Sat April 5, 2014

Department of Pan-African Studies to Hold Africa and the Global Atlantic World Conference

��������’s Department of Pan-African Studies will host the Africa and the Global Atlantic World Conference on April 10 and 1

In an Age of Obesity, Why Do Some Remain Thin?

Imagine two lab rats in their cages – one fat, one thin. The larger rat pads around slowly or rests on the floor of wood shavings.

African Community Theatre’s Spring Production to Premiere April 11

JMC Advances to Fifth Place in Prestigious Hearst Competition

With its latest fifth-place finish in the national Hearst Multimedia News Competition, the School of Journalism and

Kent State Student and Professor Find Effective Alternatives to Current Antibiotic Therapy of Skin Infection

�������� undergraduate student Jean Wilson Mutambuze and Jean Engohang-Ndong, Ph.D., assistant pr

Kent State Holds Symposium on “The Neuroscience of Obesity”

Researchers will present findings on the prevention and treatment of obesity and the brain’s role in food intake and physical act