International Peace Day of Peace Field Day
The Mens Empowerment Network held a field day to celebrate International Peace day. Our reporter Noah Rowe was there, and has the latest.
University Library continues to be the best study spot for students
WITH SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS AND PROJECTS KICKING INTO FULL SWING, THE LIBRARY HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH AS THE NUMBER ONE SPOT TO STUDY FOR STUDENTS. TV2’S ANNELIESE WHITE HAS THE STORY.
A Dive Into Parking Services
Finding parking around campus can be difficult at times. Ever wonder what goes through students’ minds about parking services? Brad Stainrbook has the story.
How Celebrity Weddings of 2023 are Affecting the Local Fall Wedding Scene
With the fall wedding season approaching it seems couples will be saying I do not just to each other but to celebrity weddings. TV 2’s Nikki Gasiewski has the story on this new phenomenon.
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This is my anchor intro. My story is awesome. Gretchen Hoak has the story.
HOW TO MAKE IT TO COLLEGE BALL: THE NUMBERS AND STEPS TO FOLLOW
Think you could have made it into college sports? Maybe you should look at the numbers. Many people dream of making it to the next level of their sport. Representing a college is something that only the elite of the elite get to experience. GMTM reports that roughly only 2% of high school athletes go on to play their sport at the division one level. It varies greatly by sport. For example, in men’s ice hockey, 4.8% of high school…
The Story of Climate Change
May 9th, 2023 According to Climate.gov, the earth’s temperature is rising, and this could be a big problem. Earth’s temperature has risen by an average of 0.14° Fahrenheit (0.08° Celsius) per decade. Since 1880, or about 2° F in total, the rate of warming since 1981 has been more than twice as fast: 0.32° F (0.18° C) per decade.” The world is getting hotter, and it is getting hotter at a faster and faster rate. According to Howard Diamond, a…
Post Pandemic Progress
Remote classes were hard on institutions around the country. From faculty to students, everyone struggled with the the new online grading regime, and it showed in the academics. It wasn’t until students and professors were allowed back in person for classes that grades began to change. 2020-2023. The country saw a A 0.15 increase in average overall gpa over the time, as well as a A 3.4% increase in overall course completion over the same amount of time. Studies show…
Tipping in Downtown Kent
Traditionally, patrons in the United States are expected to tip at places where they are waited on, such as at beauty salons and sit-down restaurants. However, there is a growing trend of tipping at places not previously seen before. Around 48% of purchases at fast food restaurants, as well as coffee shops, included a tip during the final quarter of 2022, up 11% according to a CNN article using data released from Toast, a restaurant management software company. 68-year-old Vickie…
Studies show a gap in infant mortality rates by race, the driver: racism
According to data from CDC WONDER, in the nine most populous Ohio counties, rates of infant mortality for Black/African American people are on average higher than those for white people. The data points to inequalities in healthcare driven by racism. Heather Rice, a professor, researcher and licensed nurse practitioner at Cleveland State University said the infant mortality rate is an indicator of population health. “Infant mortality is […] the probability that a child born in a particular year will die…