Being in the middle of a pandemic is hard for most of us, some more than others. Small businesses are really being affected by COVID-19 as it has been difficult for them to stay open with few customers. Some of these small business owners are students and they determined to stay open, even if it means taking extra steps to do so.
Kent State’s LGBTQ+ Center is kicking off their 10-year anniversary with queer poetry. Kent’s Audra McClain has the story.
An almost forgotten opioid epidemic is being put back into the spotlight with singer Demi Lovato detailing her own drug overdose back in 2018 in a new documentary. TV2’s own Shane Troyano explores why Kent State Students need to take this issue even more seriously now than ever before.
Students living on campus have had some new living regulations these past two semesters. TV2’s Anna Louden talked with a few students about how they feel about the protocols and if they think they are working.
Because college is a time of transition for many students, mental health is becoming a larger part of the conversation. However, one issue often goes overlooked – eating disorders. Maddy Haberberger has more.
As Kent State University prepares to transition to fully remote instruction ahead of fall break, students say attending college during the pandemic is taking a major toll on them. Connor Steffen has more on the feelings from campus.
Tiera Moore is the first African-American woman in Kent State University history to serve as USG. Her staff has been hard at work to make this first term impactful in a age of a global health pandemic and extreme racism.
Several students and Kent residents deal with food insecurity and this has only heightened due to the pandemic. Sister Circle, an initiative out of the Student Multi-Cultural Center at Kent State, organized a food drive as a way to help. Alencia Lang has the story.
Seasonal Affective Disorder, commonly known as seasonal depression, is a mood disorder that comes around during a specific time of year, usually during the winter months. Our reporter Rachel Gross has more information on how some students deal with the disorder, as well as ways to treat it.