Drag Show Brings Crowd

Drag Show Brings Crowd

Over the weekend Kent State held it’s annual drag show as a part of sex week. TV2’s Lauren Blue has the story… [bbrvideo width=“475”]BBR_S5_Blue_DragShow[/bbrvideo] Students embraced the energy of performers like Blair Vinova over the weekend in Kent State’s drag show. Singing, dancing and audience participation are just one part of the show that is put on yearly during sex week. Emily Nighswander is Vice President of Kent Interhall Council and was in charge of planning sex week; which includes…

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Studio Showcases Technology

Studio Showcases Technology

The Student Multimedia Studio in Kent State’ university library is no newbie to media attention. For the past 2 years the studio has gained media attention for 3D printing, but now popularity has hit an all-time. Student workers are learning how to deal with the flux. Reporter Rachel Godin has the story. [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_S5_GODIN_KSU3D[/bbrvideo] Inside Kent State University’s Student Multimedia Studio, 3D printing is receiving more attention than ever before. 3D printing is changing the way many architecture, theater design, fashion…

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Cleveland’s second chance

Cleveland’s second chance

The city of Cleveland was devastated four years ago when LeBron James took his talents to South Beach. However all was forgiven this summer when he decided to come home. Raymond Ross has more on LeBron’s return and what it means for the city of Cleveland. [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_S5_ROSS_CAVS[/bbrvideo] The past four years have been have been difficult for the Cleveland Cavaliers to say the least. When LeBron James left the Cavaliers it shook the entire foundation of the city, not just…

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28 Hours Is Not Enough

28 Hours Is Not Enough

The Affordable Care Act can effect people in a positive way. However, for current Kent State student employees, it can limit the amount of hours a person can work. Zachary Downes reports… [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_S5_DOWNES_28HOUR[/bbrvideo] Kent State University limits student workers to 28 hours per week because of the Affordable Care Act, and some student employees are asking why their hours are so limited. “It would be nice if I could work,” Kent State University student Allison Bottoni said. “If I…

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Kitchen Reaches Community

Kitchen Reaches Community

With the holidays drawing nearer, not everyone has holiday feasts to look forward to. But one campus organization at Kent State University is doing something to make sure no one in their community goes hungry. TV2’s Henna Thornberry has the story. [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_Thornberry_S5_Kitchen[/bbrvideo] The holidays are a busy time for people with lots of good food to look forward to. However, not everyone in the Kent community have meals on their tables everyday. One Kent State University organization is doing…

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Occupants fear growth

Occupants fear growth

Kent State’s expansion of its campus has locals fearful that their house may be bought out. Tyler Trill has more. [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_S5_Trill_Lincoln[/bbrvideo] Fences are beginning to become a part of the neighborhood on South Lincoln Street in Kent. The fencing  marks off the future homes for the architecture building and an alumni relations headquarters. “They’re coming closer,” Judy Smith, Lincoln Street resident said. “I think there’s about four properties that they do not have.” Smith owns two houses on the…

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Kent Honors Veterans

Kent Honors Veterans

With Veterans day upon us, it is time to honor and remember those who fought for our freedom and for the past 40+ years Kent State has always done its part to honor those veterans. This year is no different, not only is Kent recognizing this special day by closing down the campus on Tuesday November 4, 2014 but they are also having their Annual Veterans Day Program. TV2’S Kayla Hodge is here with more details on this special event….

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University Fights STDs with Fun

University Fights STDs with Fun

In Kent, Ohio Kent State University is taking a uniquely candid approach to teaching students about sexual health.  Tonight, Michael Lopick lets us in on the informative fun. [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_S5_LOPICK_SEXTOBER[/bbrvideo]   Condom balloons, candy and costumes were the stars of this year’s Sextoberfest, the final event in Kent State University’s annual Sex Week. The event, hosted by the Kent Interhall Council and held at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center on Friday, Oct. 31, aimed to make the scary subject of…

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Flu poses greater threat

Flu poses greater threat

Ebola was the center of attention the past two weeks at Kent State. But, there is a more common virus that poses a threat to students. TV2’s Paige Katrinchak reports, a familiar germ is starting its season. [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_S5_Katrinchak_Flu[/bbrvideo] Students in Kent State’s College of Public Health spent the day Tuesday preparing syringes for vaccinations. The students put needle, after needle, after needle into the arms of Kent State faculty and students all to prepare for one thing: flu season….

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Successful [wo]men working

Successful [wo]men working

Women haven’t always had an easy time getting professional positions, but a woman in Kent, Ohio is proving that these days being a woman doesn’t necessarily mean being disadvantaged.  TV2’s Melinda Stephan has the story. [bbrvideo width=”475″]BBR_S5_Stephan_SuccessfulWoMenWorking2[/bbrvideo] These days it’s not strange to see women in the business world, but some might still think a construction company is an unlikely place to find a female owner. Julie Brandle, owner of Metis Construction in Kent, OH, recently spoke at a local…

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