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After school, the behemoth of a piano loomed large, yet its black and white ivories still called to the little girl whose feet could barely reach its pedals.

And for the boy who grew up in a household brimming with books, burying his nose in them set the tone early: never stop learning. 

The Kent State Stark Rising Scholars Program continues to thrive through the final stretch of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

But now, the need has never been greater to help Stark County youth move out of poverty toward a life of prosperity, explained Beth Fuciu, associate director of Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement.

The Kent State Stark Women's History Committee will spotlight different, recognized women in fields like the arts, politics, science, sports and business every Wednesday in March on Kent State Stark's social media platforms.

�鶹��ý at Stark has announced its Dean’s List and President’s List for the fall 2020 semester. 

The following students have been named to the Kent State Stark Dean’s List. Those students designated with a star (*) have been named to the �鶹��ý President’s List. 

The Kent State Stark Black History Committee's observance of Black History Month will be spotlighting the achievements of African-Americans from various fields and disciplines.

People, program, spaces...that's really what you are looking at when you are exploring a major.

During this virtual event, learn about our biological sciences program from faculty, take a virtual tour and see the classrooms and labs where our students become world-class biologists.

Auditor of State Keith Faber’s Office and �鶹��ý are pleased to announce that the Auditor’s East Regional Office recently moved into space at �鶹��ý’s Stark Campus.
 
“This is an exciting move for our office for many reasons, especially the cost savings and opportunities for recruitment with Kent State students and community members,” said Auditor Faber.

Washington is burning, and this isn’t the first time.

In 1814, British troops stormed our capital city, setting ablaze several buildings, including the White House. On Wednesday, while we watched in horror and shock as protesters stormed the Capitol Building, we couldn’t help but feel that democracy was burning in this present day.

Right now, many people are getting ready to celebrate the holidays and the coming new year – a welcome change and hopeful new start. At �鶹��ý at Stark, more than 140 students are preparing to graduate with their bachelor’s degrees – providing them with the keys to a brighter tomorrow.

One of those students is psychology senior Williemina Harmon. She knows education changes lives.

Tour Your Hometown University from the comfort and safety of your own home. �鶹��ý at Stark offers an endless amount of educational opportunities.

Learn more about what’s possible through this interactive and immersive experience.