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Opening Circle: “Together in Radical Hope”
The opening circle is a moment to come together, show up for each other, be in community, to set the tone for the day. It will involve a libation and land acknowledgement, a collective introduction to the intentions of the event, and an embodied co-created activity. Above all, the opening circle is a moment to be present together with emphasis on mutual care and community solidarity in radical hope.
Time: 10:00 AM - 10:30 am
Location: Oscar Ritchie, rm 250

Open Mic Lunches at the Performing Arts Library allow for presentation of your music, theatre, dance, or poetry material in front of a friendly audience. Sets can be anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes. For more information, contact Joe Clark, jclark88@kent.edu. Light refreshments provided.

This is a noon-time lecture with visiting artist Tyrrell Tapaha from 12:00pm-1:00pm in the Center for Visual Arts, room 165.

A fun Halloween event for students to come have fun!

“I am only half-way through my first semester at Kent, and I am doing well. I am once again taking a class that speaks to my strengths. I certainly notice a difference in the caliber of teaching here at Kent State.”

“Kent State was the school that I found to be the most helpful and supportive during the entire process of Notre Dame’s closing. It had the easiest process.” 

“Kent State has a big, diverse population of people, which is one of the reasons why I chose Kent State. It is a great place to immerse myself in different cultures. I like to step out of my comfort zone and meet new people.” 

Join the 5X���� Museum and the National First Ladies Library and Museum for a discussion with Carmen Evelyn G. Nuyda, author of “Lizzy: The Elizabeth Keckley Story;" Sara Hume, Ph.D., curator and professor, 5X���� Museum and Michelle Gullion, senior director of curatorial services, National First Ladies Library and Museum.