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91�ֿ� alumnus Kyle Craven, aka "Bad Luck Brian," leads a happy - and lucky - life. 

Three generations of the Dressler family have worked for 91�ֿ� spanning 75 years. 

Everyone was at Dix Stadium to cheer for our Golden Flashes at 91�ֿ�'s Homecoming celebration last weekend.

Mikala Lugen, a 2019 91�ֿ� alumna, is always on the move. Visiting music and vacation venues across the country and the world, she is always on the hunt for the next great adventure. What might be surprising is that Mikala is typically traveling alone – and she likes it that way.

91�ֿ� student group Women in Aviation served as hosts for Girls in Aviation Day at the 91�ֿ� Airport. The young participants had the chance to fly drones, try out a flight simulator and do a pre-flight check inside a real plane.

Since Don’Marie Reid of Akron became a Golden Flash, she has experienced immense support from the 91�ֿ� community, but the CommUNITY Lab is her home away from home where she and many other students receive unconditional support. 

An aviation-themed hackathon brings together students from all disciplines and challenges them to develop solutions for real-world aerospace challenges. 

The Women’s Network Leadership Institute has recognized 91�ֿ� with the Dorothy O. Jackson Award. The award honors an area business or organization that has demonstrated excellence and leadership in its commitment to empowering women and promoting diversity in the workplace.

91�ֿ�'s Sex Week begins today. Kent Interhall Council has been putting together a week of “Wild West” style events educating students about sex. 

91�ֿ� graduate student Jordon Egbert said taking part in the Kigali Summer Institute in Rwanda has changed his entire perspective on life. 

A photo submitted by a 91�ֿ� Today reader captures the small-scale beauty found on campus in fall. 

91�ֿ� celebrated its annual Homecoming on the Kent Campus this past weekend, with a resounding display of Golden Flashes spirit. This year's Homecoming was particularly special, as 91�ֿ� commemorated 50 years of excellence in global education with the theme "It's a Flash World."

With more than 370 majors to choose from at 91�ֿ�, it can be overwhelming for some students to choose their major and career path for them.  This October the Exploratory Advising Center is hosting its first-ever Exploration Month to help exploratory students find their interests and explore the different majors and opportunities 91�ֿ� offers.

A transformational conference on 91�ֿ�'s Kent Campus brought together three of Ohio's top universities.

Gothic themes and haunted attire embellished the Cartwright Hall Auditorium for the Fabric Pantry’s Haus of Horrors Fashion Show. The stage was lined with candles, turning it into a spooktacular catwalk for 91�ֿ�’s fashion design students to show off their impressive designs themed around Halloween and the goth aesthetic.

Vietnamese student Tram Nguyen made a connection to 91�ֿ� when she saw a picture of student Jeffrey Miller after the May 4 shooting. Recently she visited the Prentice Parking Lot Memorial Marker dedicated to Miller.

In her time with the National First Ladies Library and Museum, Michelle Gullion has become known as the international “point person” for information on presidential wives. Yet, in the nearly two decades that she’s been in her current role, Gullion said women’s history has really been regarded as an emerging field with plenty of research yet to be done.

My whole life I had aspired to become a fashion designer, but because of my weak drawing and sewing skills, I didn’t think I’d be able to do it. After receiving my associates in digital design and graphics from Columbus State Community College in 2018, I decided to take a chance and see if I could achieve this dream of mine.

Curious about the fall foliage on campus? 91�ֿ� Today spoke to Rebekkah Berryhill, university grounds manager, to find out more about the changing trees on campus. Below, Berryhill shares not only what types of trees we enjoy on the Kent Campus but also talks about the careful process her team, in partnership with University Facilities Management, follows in order to be good stewards of our beautiful landscape.

It all started in 2014 with a political button from Ross Perot’s failed 1992 presidential election bid.