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Approximately 125 students from five sections of the Fashion Visuals class are designing fashion-forward garments using all recycled materials and incorporating items purchased from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in their design.
December 6, 2011  
After raising $1,000 at its Building Fashion show last April, Kent State Habitat for Humanity is at it again. This semester, with the help of Vince Quevedo, Kent State associate professor of fashion design, the campus organization is planning another fashion show for Saturday, Dec. 10, to benefit the homeless in Portage County.
Kent State University student Andrew Flounders (early childhood education) and an University of Akron social work intern lead a fun activity with kindergarten children in the Bridges to Kindergarten program. (Photo courtesy of Janice Kroeger, Kent State University.)<br />
November 28, 2011  
Kent State University students continue to embrace the importance of education throughout the year in several low-income schools in Akron, Ohio.
Kent State University students go to Lakewood, Ohio, to the homes of refugee students to tutor them in several different subject areas. The group gathers on the floor and begins to study. In this house, there were five students ranging in ages from 3 to 14. (Photo courtesy of Jacob Byk, Daily Kent Stater)
November 28, 2011  
The typical refugee that steps on American soil is supported by the United States government for three months before being turned out on their own. While this is sufficient for some, many struggle thereafter to fit in and truly become a part of the American culture.
An image showing men's basketball and wrestling action, as well as fans in the stands
November 21, 2011  
Golden Flashes men's sporting event double header at home wraps up with a wrestling win, a basketball loss.
Members of the Kent State University community gather with Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Jim Petro (right) at The Blackstone Charitable Foundation and The Burton D. Morgan Foundation's announcement of a $3.2 million, three-year partnership to train the next generation of entrepreneurs in Northeast Ohio.<br />
November 19, 2011  
The Blackstone Charitable Foundation and The Burton D. Morgan Foundation announced today a $3.2 million, three-year partnership to train the next generation of entrepreneurs in Northeast Ohio. The grants – to Baldwin-Wallace College, Case Western Reserve University, Kent State University and Lorain County Community College – will expand Blackstone LaunchPad, a groundbreaking initiative that gives university students and alumni the skills, knowledge, and guidance to start new companies.
Kent State players celebrate on the field after going undefeated in the month of November.
November 16, 2011  
Kent State beats Eastern Michigan, 28-22, during its home finale and senior day on Nov. 19.
Kent State undergraduate students Ola Sobieska and Heather Benya study an ancient Greek papyrus document.
November 16, 2011  
Four ambitious Kent State students have the rare opportunity to study an ancient Greek papyrus as part of an innovative program designed to mentor undergraduate students in the research and publication of ancient texts.
Join the Kent State University basketball teams this Friday and Saturday as they return to the MAC Center to play their first home games of season and for Faculty/Staff Night.
November 16, 2011  
Women and men basketball home openers end in victory.
Universal Dance and Drum performs during African Night in the Kent Student Center Ballroom.
November 14, 2011  
Kent State University’s International Education Week will take place Monday to Friday, Nov. 14-18, with a variety of activities and events lined up throughout the week.
Kent State guard Michael Porrini cuts through a line of defenders for a field goal during a game last season.
November 14, 2011  
Kent State University (1-0) began its 96th season of men’s basketball in front of a national televised ESPN audience on Tuesday as the Golden Flashes beat West Virginia University (1-1), 70-60. The game was part of ESPN’s fourth annual College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon in which the network is broadcasting 25 straight hours of college basketball. 
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