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Kent State Police adds new explosive detection dog
A new addition has been made to the Kent State police force. TV2 reporter Alexandria Manthey has more on how a Labrador retriever will defend students from safety threats and simultaneously work as a therapy dog.
Black Squirrel Festival take over during Parents and Families Week
Parents and Families get the chance to experience an event as important as the Black Squirrel Festival. With henna tattoos, food trucks, character artists, vendors and many other things, the Kent State community get together to enjoy a sunny day with many different activities and organizations on campus.
Are Hate Crimes in Ohio a Non-issue?
There have been many incidents of hate crimes most of them to be racially motivated, for example, you may remember the 2015 incident involving, the mass shooting of Black members of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. An individual Dylann Roof had taken it upon himself to commit a hate crime by shooting and killing 9 people.NBC News reported that Roof had tried to appeal his death sentence recently. Another example of a hate crime was…
The Impact of COVID-19 on the Homeless
Currently, the United States houses around 552,830 homeless people today. Approximately 17 people per 10,000 will experience homelessness each day. COVID-19 has been a huge leading cause of the economic crisis that has affected affordable housing which influences the homeless communities. Homelessness affects different races, genders, ages and sexual orientations populations in different ways. LGBTQ+ youth are 120 percent more likely to experience homelessness compared to other demographics, and 42 percent of the overall homeless youth identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. With…
Student mental health issues continue to rise during pandemic
Recent survey results tracking mental health concerns of high school and college students underscore the emotional toll the COVID-19 pandemic has taken on younger generations. A survey conducted by College Pulse, a research firm represented by more than 1000 colleges and universities in the United States, found mental health to be a concern for college students. Over 2,000 actively enrolled undergraduate college students completed the 20-question survey between March 16 and March 22 this year – two years since the…
Sexual violence remains underreported in the United States
Reported sexual assault and violence remain significantly lower compared to other reported violent crimes in the United States. The number of rape and sexual assaults reported has maintained low over the past two years. Compared to other violent crimes committed and reported within the U.S., rape and sexual assault often go unreported to authority. Women and people assigned female at birth have dealt with oppression from governing bodies and authority for decades. The current topic of discussion has been the…
COVID CLASSROOMS
Covid 19 brought a lot of uncertainty and fear to the world when it came about, trapping us in our homes, forcing us to live life from the confines of our rooms, but recently, things have been getting better and we the people are starting to reclaim our world back. There were many things that suffered from everyday life due to covid, and education was one of them. During Covid, student were forced out of the classroom and put into…
Taking precautions around stairs can help prevent injury
Staying safe may not be at the forefront of someone’s mind when walking down a flight of stairs. For some age groups, however, taking precautions in order to safely navigate around stairs can be an important way to prevent serious bodily injury. According to the most recent data from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System, a report of annual recorded proximate causes of injury compiled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, stairs, ramps and floors serve as the leading…
Covid-19’s Effect on Farmers
During the pandemic, many people faced setbacks. Ohio farmers faced challenges that many others didn’t. The year 2019 was the year the United States Department of Agriculture completed The Census of Agriculture- a national comprehensive survey of agricultural activity for all U.S. farm and ranch operations every five years. What was found was that the farming industry was at a low point compared to previous years. In the first year of the pandemic, farmers struggled with the food supply system and…