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A recent articulation agreement between ��㴫ý’s College of Applied and Technical Sciences (CATS) and the Cincinnati School of Mortuary Science provides a seamless pathway for students to earn a Bachelor of Mortuary Science degree. To help industry professionals, educators and students understand the benefits of this partnership, an informational gathering is scheduled for Sept. 29 on the Kent State Ashtabula Campus from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of Susan J. Stocker Hall.The free event will include panel discussions and breakout sessions with industry leaders, alumni a...

��㴫ý School of Fashion alumna, Jasmine Rene Johnson, was recently featured on Cleveland.com for her unconventional journey in the fashion world. Johnson transitioned from Kent State to designing wedding wear and boxing apparel, which can be seen on major networks like ESPN and Showtime. Johnson spoke about finding her passion for sewing in high school, leading her to ��㴫ý’s fashion design program. After graduation, she worked at a post office while creating custom dresses to build her business. “Every dress I’ve worked on has been a learning experience in...

 ��㴫ý punter Jake Stoeckel, a first-year exercise science major, made his American football debut at the start of this season. Originally from Riverland, Australia, Stoeckel traveled 25 hours to his new home at Kent State in early August.  Stoeckel, who was recently featured in a story on ABC News, played tennis and Australian football as a child, training with Prokick Australia in Melbourne in preparation to play American college football.“It’s been quite an experience so far,” Stoeckel told ABC News. “I’m enjoying every minute of it.”Prokick's head coach, Nathan Ch...