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Will the Metaverse Be Accessible? 

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The 'Hole' Class

One-of-a-kind class on the ½­ÄÏÌåÓý Campus offers architecture and construction management students high-value, real-time, real-world experiences.

Upward Bound: Sending Students Soaring for Nearly 50 Years

Upward Bound's success stories aren't just limited to current students. 

Numerous university leaders credit the program for helping them achieve milestones in their lives and careers.

Recent ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Grad Puts Multimedia Degree to Work at His Alma Mater   

At ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State’s fall commencement on Dec. 17, 2022, Jaiden Morales earned his bachelor's degree in digital media production, an accomplishment motivated by passion that was ignited at Lorain High School. The ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State program has prepared Morales to succeed his mentor, Joseph Bock, as the multimedia coordinator at the high school where his future began. 

From Trash to Treasure: Cleveland Youth to Design, Fabricate Public Space Installation in Former Landfill Through ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State Program

In an effort to expand racial and ethnic diversity in the design fields, ½­ÄÏÌåÓý’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative created Making Our Own Space (MOOS), a design/build program for middle and high school students. The program introduces youth to opportunities in architecture, urban design and landscape architecture.

Are Golden Flashes Dangerous?

National sports writer Mike Lopresti highlights ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State's marquee matchups with national powerhouses Houston and Gonzaga. While both ended in losses, the Golden Flashes through major scares into two teams hoping to be top seeds in March Madness.

Center for Renaissance Studies Consortium at the Newberry Library

Center for Renaissance Studies Consortium at the Newberry Library

Olivia's Story: Five Years as an SAS Student

Olivia Myers shares her experience transitioning from high school to college as a student with a disability. She briefly highlights the differences between having an IEP in high school and accommodations in college. She also answers some important questions that the new KSU students with disabilities might have.

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: DR. AMY GRINCEWICZ

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CHLOE HAYDEN: BREAKING STEREOTYPES THROUGH MEDIA 

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THE WORD OF THE MONTH: #SAYTHEWORD: "DISABILITY"

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Break a Leg! Theatre Graduates Team Up on Game Show

Marc Andreyko, ’93, and Chase Ziegler, ’13, attended ½­ÄÏÌåÓý State 20 years apart, but their shared love of theatre led them first to become friends and more recently to compete together on the national game show