The current economy in America has been rough on everyone. Prices are rising at an alarming rate and people are really feeling it. One group in particular that are having a hard time are small businesses, and business owner, Melina Lee, knows first-hand how the hard the economy shift has been.
The radio has been a main form of entertainment for most Americans for over a century. Now, it has competition. With the ever evolving 21st century, we have found new means of entertainment and new ways to listen to the things we want. “I think that a lot of younger people are tuning into those other formats, the podcasts, Spotify and Apple Music,” says Ryan Lang, radio show host on Akron’s 97.5 WONE. David Curry from Business of Apps reports…
What if I was able to tell you there is a way to prevent injuries from happening when playing sports. That you could play freely as you wanted without the thought of injury holding you back. Sounds too good to be true you’d might say since there is no actual way to prevent an injury from happening but there are things that you could do to maintain a healthy body to lower the risk of injury. A study that was…
By: Skylar Edington An increase in abandoned animals has become very common after the 2020 Covid pandemic. With many families and workers being laid off from work, inflation, and even employees going back to work, it has become a widespread problem. During the 2020 pandemic many families had a desire to have a pet because they were home for almost an entire year. Many people find comfort in animals and being alone for so long made people purchase pets. With…
As we all know, college can be very stressful for students. Adjusting to a new place, new people, and new experiences can prove to be very challenging. Now imagine you having to face these same changes in a completely new country. Laura Lee, a student here at Kent state, doesn’t have to imagine it, it’s her reality.
Abigail Kinney is a Kent State University student with Leber’s degenerative amaurosis. She is legally blind and is living by herself for the very first time while getting her degree.
Being his own person has never been a problem for Adison Colin. Colin, who was born and raised just outside of Brooklyn, took the big steps his freshman year of college when he decided to name Kent his home. A senior in the entrepreneurship program, Colin has always stood out among his peers whether it be for the better or worse. “I think that there’s a lot less diversity here and because I have such a unique look, everybody always…
As Halloween creeps closer campus groups have events for all types of students Lochlan Lemke has the story.
Bible night has taken a new meaning as the local church gets together for Karaoke night in support of gaining new members from Kent University. https://studio.youtube.com/video/py4CFRIGPTA/edit