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Join SALSA in a night of community as we make traditional crafts and decorations for Día de los Muertos, and discuss Hispanic Heritage beyond the month it is given.
New kayakers can come learn kayaking skills. Experienced kayakers can practice their skills. Participants may bring their own boats via the loading dock stairs and back entrance as long as the boats are FULLY CLEANED before entering the pool.
For more information, contact the Stark Music Department at 330-244-5151.
The Wind Ensemble is an ensemble of the university's finest wind and percussion musicians, the group performs traditional and contemporary wind repertoire of the highest quality.
Join us for an evening of fun at the RecWell Dive-in Movie at the SRWC Natatorium as part of Mental Health Awareness Month. Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience. You will not want to miss the excitement as we project the movie, creating a magical atmosphere in the water.
This is your chance to test your mental and physical endurance.
Immediately following the 7:30 Glow Spin class, we invite you to stay on your bike to log some extra time. The first Double Down day will be 30-minutes long and each month, the extra ride will get progressively longer.
Two Acclaimed Artists, Nana Kwesi Agyare and Georgio Sabino, III, to exhibit their work in the Uumbaji Art Gallery located in Oscar Ritchie Hall.
Spend the day off of school with the KSU Adventure Center TEAL program. TEAL stands for Trips of Experiential & Adventure Learning.
Join us for an energizing breakfast exclusively for Graduate Students, Faculty & Staff! Savor a delicious meal while staying in the loop with key updates and announcements!
Learn how to make education more affordable by reducing or eliminating textbook costs for students. Hear from colleagues who have adopted, adapted, and alternatives to traditional textbooks, including Open Educational Resources. Breakfast and lunch will be served.