[bbrvideo]KSU international students safety_Ying_pkg2[/bbrvideo] Because they come from another country to start their college life, international students are more concerned about their safety than local students. TV2’s Molly Ying has the story.
As many students attended the job fair, that was held October 28th in the Kent State Student Center, they had many questions on what to do to secure a job . This event was open to current ad former students. The event also allows all who attended a better chance at getting their dream interview. Many employers also offer helpful tips to secure there dreams. [bbrvideo]Jobs Final_Dworning_Pack3[/bbrvideo]
With midterm week wrapping up, the advising offices are getting ready for students to make appointments to schedule for next semester. It is a stressful time of the semester for students who have to take into consideration jobs and extra-curriculars. It becomes a balancing act that gets more and more frustrating, especially when students cannot get into an advising appointment. Because it is a requirement to have an appointment before scheduling for classes, it worries students that they will not…
Halloween is a Kent tradition, but it can get a bit out of hand. Find out how the fraternities kept it safe this year. [bbrvideo]halloween_anzuini_pkg2[/bbrvideo]
Kent State University strives to maximize diversity in hopes of increasing inclusion for both international and native students. One event held on campus is an International Conversation Hour. Students, faculty and nearby residents are invited to participate in an hour of communication between different cultures. [bbrvideo]Package2Dawson[/bbrvideo]
[bbrvideo]UnitedStudentsAgainstSweatshops_Duncan_Package2 copy[/bbrvideo] TV2 reporter Kiana Duncan investigates United Students Against Sweatshops and their new campaign, the Workers’ Rights Consortium. Member and students alike speak out on why this matters not only to the them, but to the university as well.
You Can Play is dedicated to making sure all athletes are given a fair chance to play, regardless of sexual orientation. Kent State joined the project and made a video in support of the cause. [bbrvideo]youcanplay_anzuini_package1[/bbrvideo]
The You Can Play Project is a nationwide effort to encourage students of the LGBTQ community to feel comfortable participating in college sports. Kent State just joined the project by making a video to support the cause. [bbrvideo]youcanplay_donofrio_package1[/bbrvideo]
The Kent State football team kicked off with Delaware State September 12,2015. April Goss finally got her chance to make history with under five minutes to play in the second half. Goss became the 2nd female athlete in the NCAA to score in a college game. [bbrvideo]GOSS_PARKER_PACKAGE2.mp4[/bbrvideo]
Kent City Police are upping their forces this Halloween weekend in effort to ensure safety for Kent residents. Lieutenant Mike Lewis believes the fact that the holiday falls on a weekend this year as well as clocks bouncing back on the 31st will create what he calls a “perfect storm.” [bbrvideo]HalloweenPolice_2[/bbrvideo]