Fashion students found new organization
A group of Kent State fashion students created their own organization that allows people to frequently collaborate and create fashion content on a weekly basis. Troy Pierson has the story.
The Rise of Gas Prices
If you drive a car, I am sure you have noticed the gas prices starting to increase. The economy around us plays a major role in determining these prices. Trista Bowser has more on the story.
E-sports Facilities Adapt to Covid-19
E-sports facilities have had to make changes as a result of Covid-19, TV2’s Cameron Miller has the story.
Kent State University is celebrating Women’s History Month
Kent State University students and organizations are recognizing Women’s History Month and the impact women have on society. Kristyn Hibbett has the story…
Kent State University Offers More In-Person Classes for the Fall 2021 Semester
Most classes at Kent State University have been online since the pandemic started, but could that change for the upcoming fall semester? Anna Louden has the story.
Rec Center Offers Unique Challenge with Rock Climbing Wall
Rock climbing has been an increasingly popular sport throughout the past decade, including at Kent. TV2’s Andrew Kuder paid a visit to the climbing wall at the Recreation Center to learn more about it.
Kent State parking services are now scanning license plates
Out with the old and in with the new, well, kind of. Parking services at Kent State have started using new license plate recognition technology to monitor the lots. Kent’s Audra McClain has the story.
Kent State nursing students seek new styles of learning
Due to Covid-19, nursing students are finding news ways to complete their clinicals and class.
A new apartment building comes to downtown Kent
Construction on a new multipurpose apartment building started this past October at the corner of Franklin Ave and Erie St. TV2’s Troy Pierson has the story.
Community Rallies Against Mistreatment of Students
An incident that occurred at Boardman High School has left both a teacher’s aide without a job, and a community with questions. Ty Bartell has the story.