Broadcast Reporting

The American diet is constantly changing and it is pretty common to hear about new dietary restrictions. There is constantly new information and new research that is published to change peoples’ perceptions of their own diet. Although it is something that is constantly being talked about, a recent survey shows that 59% of Americans don’t follow any nutritional rules at all. According to the survey, 19% of Americans follow a low or no carb diet, while 10% of people are…

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A recent report put together over 1100 studies on how good exercise can lead to good mental health. The report reviewed studies from the past 30 years and found that 89% of people had a positive association between physical activity and mental health. The top three exercise exercise types that were linked to mental health benefits are general physical activity, aerobic activity, and yoga. Researchers say to see benefits the physical activity should occur several times a week and the…

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Winter in Northeast Ohio this year has come with a lot of snowfall and ice. Many residents around the Kent area have not shoveled their sidewalks even though there is a law that requires residents to shovel. The law states that after 24 hours of snowfall residents must clear their sidewalks out front of their property, if this is not done within 24 hours, a warning then leads to a $100 fine, but enforcement of this is rare. This has…

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Daisy Cakes Cake Pops have become a popular treat around Kent. The business has grown rapidly over the past couple of years and they now have over 14,000 followers on Instagram. TV2’s Anna Louden spoke with Daisy Cakes owner Amy Mucha about her business and how it has become quite a success.

Student organizations on campus have had to switch it up this year due to the pandemic. Many organizations have made their events virtual including CHAARG. TV2’s Anna Louden spoke with CHAARG about their organization and what changes have been made this year.

Downtown Kent has had some new additions this year including The Fruit Stand that opened in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic. TV2’s Anna Louden talks with the fruit stand about how business has been doing despite the pandemic.

Many student organizations have had to make some big changes this year in order to keep meeting, even with all the Covid-19 restrictions. TV2’s Anna Louden spoke with FAB to learn what they’ve been doing to still reach students.

Most classes at Kent State University have been online since the pandemic started, but could that change for the upcoming fall semester? Anna Louden has the story.

Students living on campus have had some new living regulations these past two semesters. TV2’s Anna Louden talked with a few students about how they feel about the protocols and if they think they are working.