Kent Residents Enjoy the Second-Annual Cookie Walk
As the holiday season inches closer, some fun events are not only happening on campus but downtown as well. TV2’s Dom O’Brien details a tasty journey he went on this weekend.
A Transition From Football to the Off-Season
Anchor Intro – The football season is winding down, but it is never too early to get started on the next season! Our reporter Dom O’Brien took a deep dive into how head coaches are handling this off-season, and what they are doing to prepare for next year.
Kent State Skates to Help the Community
ANCHOR – Joe THE KENT STATE ICE ARENA IS PROVIDING ENTERTAINMENT BUT ALSO AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE COMMUNITY TV2’S ALEX ISAIAH HAS THE STORY.
IS THE BALLOT LANGUAGE BENEFICIAL OR CONFUSING?
ANCHOR: ELECTION SEASON HAS ARRIVED BUT ONE STRUGGLE VOTERS CAN DEAL WITH IS THE LANGUAGE OF THE BALLOT ITSELF. TV2’S ALEX ISAIAH HAS MORE ON WHY.
What Issue 30 Means for Portage County Residents
WHILE THERE ARE 34 DIFFERENT ISSUES PLACED ON THE PORTAGE COUNTY BALLOT THIS YEAR, A LOT OF ATTENTION HAS BEEN FOCUSED ON THE FIRST TWO. BUT OUR REPORTER DOM O’BRIEN HAS FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING ONE ISSUE THAT MANY RESIDENTS MIGHT NOT KNOW ABOUT.
The Red Wagon Farm Pumpkin Festival Celebrates 40 Years
WELL, IT’S STARTING TO FEEL THE FALL SEASON AGAIN AND THAT MEANS PUMPKIN FARMS ARE SHOWING UP AGAIN. TV2’S DOM O’BRIEN TRAVELED TO A LOCAL PUMPKIN FARM THAT IS CELEBRATING A NEW MILESTONE THIS YEAR.
Kent State Robotics Revamp
Kent State Robotics has fresh faces and new goals as the club hopes to return to competition form. TV2’s Alex Isaiah has the story.
Kent State Organizations beyond the surface
Kent State’s Center For Student Involvement provides a greater purpose than just entertainment. TV2’s Alex Isaiah has the story.
The Garfield G-Men Won’t Settle For Mediocrity
We are now midway through the high school football season, but one team seems to stand taller than most of the others in northeast Ohio. TV2’s Dom O’Brien has more details on this story.
Post Pandemic Progress
Remote classes were hard on institutions around the country. From faculty to students, everyone struggled with the the new online grading regime, and it showed in the academics. It wasn’t until students and professors were allowed back in person for classes that grades began to change. 2020-2023. The country saw a A 0.15 increase in average overall gpa over the time, as well as a A 3.4% increase in overall course completion over the same amount of time. Studies show…