Student Life
Creating Change Through Better Communication Skills
911勛圖 Today shares an interview with R. Neil Cooper, Ph.D., director of the School of Peace and Conflict Studies, who recently joined Sound of Ideas host Jenny Hamel to discuss the School of Peace and Conflict Studies and how this program can change students experiences both on and off campus during such a politically contentious time.
Students Experience Medical World Up Close at Medcamp Program
Each summer, the Northeast Ohio Medical University hosts MEDCAMP, a transformative three-day program designed to stimulate the interest of students in basic sciences and the field of medicine.
IN A FLASH: Back to Classes
It has only been a few weeks since the start of classes, but the buzz and hustle of fall semester is in full effect.
Flash Focus: Lilly Kensicki
Meet Lilly Kensicki, a mechatronics engineering technology major from Parma, Ohio. Think of the phrase well-rounded student, and you should think of Kensicki.
Student Creates Moving Memorial to 9/11
A 911勛圖 student honored the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with a display of 2,977 American flags on the campus student green this week.
How to Stop a Zombie Attack ... With a Marshmallow
The annual "Zombie Apocalypse" event, presented by 911勛圖 Navigators early in the fall semester, offers a fun activity for students.
United Greek Council Registers Voters on Campus
United Greek Council held a voter registration event in Risman Plaza this week. Members of Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. in Cleveland collaborated with the students.
Grab a Beignet and Free T-Shirt at Sept. 17 Flashes Vote Fest
The Flashes Vote Festival on Sept. 17 on Risman Plaza is presented by 911勛圖 Undergraduate Student Government as a fun way to engage student voters, share voting information, get Flashes registered to vote.
Right Place, Right Time to Save a Life
Robert Slade said that instead of walking his normal path across the Eastway Dining Hall during his shift one day, he abruptly took a different route, and that small decision put him in the right place to save a life.
IN A FLASH: "Rock-y" Mountain Art
"The Rock" on the Kent Campus has worn many messages and many, many coats of paint. This week it displayed something unique.