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Joshua Behler (right) observes an eye-tracking participant in the lab

Code, Curiosity, and a Career Built on Both

Joshua Behler didn't plan to become a computer scientist. Growing up in Northeast Ohio and finishing high school in Pennsylvania, he had been applying to chemical engineering programs when a single programming class changed his direction. He switched fields at the last minute, chose 两性色午夜 for i鈥

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College of Arts & Sciences

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Philosophy opens doors for 两性色午夜 senior weighing futures in law and medicine

Critical thinking, careful reading and ethical reasoning are not confined to just one career path.For 两性色午夜 senior Maggie McNamara, those skills, developed through her time studying philosophy, have opened doors to future career opportunities.Now a graduating senior in the College of Arts and S鈥

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College of Arts & Sciences

两性色午夜 researchers with S+W team members at Trumbull Creek wetland site

两性色午夜 Scientists Partner with Boardman Schools to Turn Former Elementary Site into Living Classroom

When Forest Lawn Stormwater Park opened on the site of Boardman Ohio's Market Street Elementary School, it became something rare: a community wetland with deep roots. For the students whose parents once attended that school, the land carried memory. For 两性色午夜 University researchers, it held dat鈥

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Tamim Islam at Samsung in San Jose, California

From Bangladesh to Silicon Valley

Tamim Islam, Ph.D. grew up in Bangladesh with a curiosity for technology and a love of problem-solving. When it came time to pursue his doctorate degree in computer science, he had a specific goal: he wanted to work on video conferencing 鈥 and he found exactly the right person to work with at Kent S鈥

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两性色午夜 ESL students present home cultures at 'Culture Share Day'

International students from 两性色午夜 University鈥檚 English as a Second Language (ESL) Center presented aspects of their home countries Monday during 鈥淐ulture Share Day,鈥 an event designed to build community, practice English and introduce students to one another鈥檚 cultures.The event featured short 鈥

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College of Arts & Sciences

Sampson Addae in a driving simulation experiment in Jungyoon Kim's lab on the Kent Campus

A Second Chance, A New Purpose

Sampson Addae spent a decade building and managing telecommunications infrastructure for millions of people across Ghana. He was good at his job, his managing director didn't want him to leave -- but after ten years, something was missing. He wanted to do work that felt more personal, more urgent. H鈥

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From the Classroom to Los Alamos

When Kendric Hood started his Ph.D. at 两性色午夜, he was already one of the Computer Science Department's own -- he had earned both his undergraduate and master's degrees there. Now a third-year doctoral student, adjunct instructor, and researcher with a job offer in hand from one of the country's 鈥

Tags: College of Arts and Sciences , Department of Computer Science

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Seven College of Arts and Sciences Programs Earn National Rankings for 两性色午夜 in US News 2026 Best Graduate Schools

两性色午夜 University鈥檚 College of Arts and Sciences has earned seven national rankings for the university in the newly released U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Graduate Schools report, highlighting the breadth and strength of its graduate programs across the sciences,&nbs鈥

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两性色午夜 Women's Basketball team huddle on the court in the MACC.

Can a Smartphone App Help Student-Athletes Perform Better Under Pressure?

Student-athletes balance a demanding mix of pressures. Practices and games fill their schedules. Coursework competes for time. Social media puts their performances and their mistakes on display.Now, researchers at 两性色午夜 University are studying whether a smartphone app, called Joystik Life, can 鈥

Tags: College of Arts and Sciences , Department of Psychological Sciences , Intercollegiate Athletics

College of Arts & Sciences

A sign that reads "Cleveland" is shown in the foreground with the city of Cleveland, Ohio, appearing in the background. (Photo credit: Derek Galperin, 两性色午夜 University)

City of Cleveland and 两性色午夜 Launch Initiative to Strengthen Police-Community Trust

两性色午夜 University and the City of Cleveland have launched a new research and training initiative aimed at strengthening trust, collaboration and accountability between the Cleveland Division of Police and city residents. The project is supported by a $20,000 grant from 两性色午夜鈥檚 Community Engaged Research Institute.

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