KENT STATE MUSEUM’S THE HEPBURN STYLE
THE HEPBURN STYLE IS DISPLAYED AT KENT’S MUSEUM DISCUSSING ROLES OF FEMININITY. KSTV’S SAMANTHA LUTTON HAS THE STORY.
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KENT STATE – LATE NIGHT SATE
[ANCHOR -] ARE YOU LOOKING FOR STUFF TO DO ON CAMPUS, WELL IF SO THEN YOU’RE IN LUCK, KSTV’S JOE MALBIN HAS THE STORY ON LATE NIGHT SKATE..
Kent students are brought together through K-Pop
STUDENTS ARE COMING TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THEIR LOVE OF KOREAN MUSIC THROUGH DANCE. KSTV’S GEORGIE SHINN HAS THE STORY.
English Premier League setting records and influencing the game
The English Premier League is breaking records and influencing teams globally. Experts point to many reasons for the increase in scoring and one expert at Kent State University, Curtis Good who teaches a course called Sport in the Global Perspective sees three main factors. The first is because of the implementation of the Video Assistant Referee system otherwise known as VAR. This system, implemented in 2019, was created to assist on-field referees in making accurate decisions during the games. The…
Games Wide Open: The Olympics to Reach Gender Parity
The slogan for the 2024 Paris Olympics is “Games Wide Open” and for female Olympians, this may finally be true. The IOC, or the International Olympic Committee said, in a prepared statement, they chose the slogan because, “Since day one, the Paris 2024 project has been all about openness.” The statement also detailed how the Paris Games will be historic in many ways. For example, this will be the first Olympic games with an even split of male and female…
Study suggests umbilical cord milking is safe for infants over 28 weeks: Previous study halted due to brain bleeding
A 2019 umbilical cord milking study was halted due to the high risk of brain bleeding associated with cord milking in preterm infants born under 19 weeks. A new study suggests that umbilical cord milking is safe for infants born after 28 weeks. Dr. Anup Katheria, a researcher and neonatal physician based in San Diego, led both National Institute of Health studies. Umbilical cord milking is the process of gently squeezing the umbilical cord between the index and forefinger, pushing…
Healthier potato options may be on the horizon due to gene editing
Chip, chip, hooray! A recent breakthrough in the world of potatoes could produce a healthier spud in the future. David Douches and Jiming Jiang of Michigan State’s Potato Breeding and Genetics Program have discovered a way to store potatoes year-round without adverse effects through the use of gene editing technology. Their findings were published in the science journal, The Plant Cell in February of this year. Douches, the director of MSU’s Potatoes Breeding and Genetics program has been working alongside…
The Growing Trend Of Smoking
Smoking is very prevalent among adolescents and college students and with the ways shops have rebranded their advertising, they seem to become the target audience. This has become a topic of conversation for Ohio lawmakers in January of this year after state lawmakers overturned Governor Mike DeWine’s veto of a bill that would stop retailers from selling flavored tobacco products. According to DeWine the sale of flavored tobacco and teens smoking and vaping is a “public health crisis” in Ohio….
Kent State Rec Center Holiday Giving Trees
[ANCHOR INTRO] – WITH THE HOLIDAY’S QUICKLY APPROACHING LOCAL COMMUNITIES ARE LOOKING TO BRING THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT TO THEM KENT STATE STARTED BY ADDING HOLIDAY GIVING TREES TO THEIR REC CENTER. MARA O’MALLEY HAS THE STORY.