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Regardless of whether you are planning a weekend, looking for a theater or looking for a small adventure, there are many activities in the Kent area and surrounding areas, from local golf courses to cycling courses. There is something for everyone

Kent State University is an 8 campus system in northeastern Ohio, with Kent's main administrative center. In the system of Kent State University, the main campus is officially called "Kent Campus". Kent Campus is a beautifully and well-maintained suburb, with more than 100 buildings, gardens, bicycle exclusive lanes and vast greenery in an area of ​​about 866 acres (3.5 square kilometers). Thousands of acres of wetlands, wetlands, wildlife sanctuaries are near or near the campus. The official mascot of the university is Lightning Golden Eagle, but there is also an informal squirrel mascot in the campus. It was brought to Kent in 1961 and discovered inside and outside the campus. The campus is divided into north, south and east, but many of the area known as the former campus, residential campus and science city

As of September 2017, Kent State University, Ohio University is one of the largest number of student 8 campus systems for 39367 people, the number of students on the campus of the sheriff Kent's campus is 28,972. In 2010, Kent State University was elected as one of the top 200 universities in the world at Times Higher Education. As the university of Kent State University in the country ranking 2017 "US News and World Report" ranked No. 188 and No. 101 in the top public school. Kent State University offers over 300 degree programs, Associate Degree 40, including 250 Bachelor Degrees. 50 Master's degree, Nursing, Business, History, Library Studies, Aviation, 23 PhD Programs including Journalism, Fashion Design and liquid and other famous courses. Crystal Research Institute. Fall entrance to Kent State University 2015 was 85%

Founded in 1910, Kent State University is an institution that trains teachers of public schools. This is a member of Lori Biel who established a sister school in Bowling Green, Ohio, now known as Bowling Green State University. Originally known as the work title of the Ohio State Teacher College in Kent State, it celebrated William S. Kent (son of Kent, Ohio, Melvin Kent, Ohio), who donated 53 acres, in 1911 Kent State Normal School Land named as the original campus is 21 hectares. Therefore, it is the only public university in Ohio state named after individuals. The first president was John Edward McGill Vrie who worked from 1912 to 1926. McGill Valley has an ambitious plan for the school as a large university and architect George F. Hammond who designed the original campus building developed the master plan. The course began in 1912 and the building in Kent campus continued. By that time, other buildings were added or under construction.