This story focused on pumpkin flavored coffee at Scribble’s coffee shop in Kent. The various shots show how the coffee is made and reveals why a festive coffee drinker loves pumpkin flavored coffee and a worker explaining why their coffee is so appealing. [bbrvideo]Pumpkinseason_Kitzmiller_VOSOT[/bbrvideo]
The Kent State community celebrates the 15th anniversary of the annual Bowman 5K. This race is named after former KSU president, Dr. George Bowman. Students, faculty, staff, and alumni all participate to kick off Kent State Homecoming and even dreary weather couldn’t crush the spirits of these brave runners. [bbrvideo]BOWMAN5K_DONOFRIO_VOSOT[/bbrvideo]
For my VOSOT package I decided to go to one of Kent’s local coffee shops, Scribbles Cafe. With pumpkin flavored coffee drinks being extremely popular this time of year I talked with the owner of the coffee shop and a customer. I was also able to get some b-roll of what goes into making the perfect pumpkin latte! [bbrvideo]PUMPKINSEASON_SAPOLA_VOSOT[/bbrvideo]
It’s the 15th year of the Bowman 5K and runners from all different backgrounds have come together to brave the weather and run the race. [bbrvideo]Bowman5k_anzuini_VOSOT[/bbrvideo]
A new king and queen are roaming around Kent State University. Senior student leaders Terry Hugo and Amanda Bevington were crowned homecoming king and queen at Saturday’s football game. [bbrvideo]HCCOURT_DAWSON_VOSOT[/bbrvideo]
Amanda Bevington and Terry Hugo were crowned this past weekend after being elected by students to be the new homecoming royalty. [bbrvideo]HCCOURT_Schwerer_VOSOT[/bbrvideo]
Kent State theater program is opening the show “Servant Of Two Masters” on Friday October 9th in the Write Curtis Theater on campus. Kristen Hoffman playing the lead roll of Beatrice tells students why they will enjoy this performance. [bbrvideo]ServantOfTwoMasters_ADeitz_VOSOT[/bbrvideo]
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes met on September 29th to announce their new theme of courage. Speaker Kathy Downes discussed the meaning with members, along with sharing personal stories. Students and former athletes alike showed up to the meeting. [bbrvideo]FCAMeeting_Duncan_VOSOT[/bbrvideo] THE FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES MET TO ANNOUNCE THEIR NEW THEME LAST NIGHT AT 9. OVER 70 STUDENTS AND FORMER ATHLETES SHOWED UP TO THE SERVICE WITH SPEAKER KATHY DOWNES. DOWNES ADRESSED THIS THEME OF COURAGE WITH STORIES ABOUT…
If you happened to hear the beating of drums last Saturday, we promise it’s not your heart beating loudly at the thought of finals week. Reporter Jasmin Sparkman investigated the rhythmic beating and proved that your heart is just fine. [bbrvideo]BBR_SPARKMAN_S4_DRUM[/bbrvideo] The sound of drums could be heard on campus well into Saturday evening as the annual native American Student Association Powwow brought in families from all over Northeast Ohio. A powwow is a cultural celebration where native families gather as…
Kent State hosts a night at the museum. Students gather behind the May 4th Vistors Center to participate in a candle light vigil to honor the tragedy that happened on May 4, 1970. Reporter Portia Booker tells why this event is significant after 45 years. [bbrvideo]BBR_Booker_S9_MayCom[/bbrvideo] Kent State President Beverly Warren participated in the May 4th candle light vigil. President Warren along with students and members of the Kent community marched in silence to honor the victims of May 4th,…