The New-Look Cavs
New-look Cavs
The Portrayal of African American Men Today vs. Their Portrayal in History
IT’S BLACK HISTORY MONTH AND THE PREMIERE OF BLACK PANTHER HAS SPARKED A LOOK INTO THE PORTRAYAL OF AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN THROUGHOUT HISTORY. TV2’S SHAQUIENA DAVIS HAS THE STORY.
Keeping An Eye On The Graduate Student Tax
Graduate Students at Kent State and around the country are resting easy after a controversial provision was cut from the Congressional tax bill. Steven Kubitza has more.
New Raising Cane’s restaurant to open in Kent next fall
A new fried chicken restaurant is coming to town. The third Raising Cane’s location to open in northeast Ohio will be in Kent. Reporter, Nathan Reineck has the story.
More than just a Kent State professor
RECENTLY ONE KENT STATE PROFESSOR HAS DONE MORE THAN JUST TEACH CLASS. SHE USES A SPECIAL TALENT THAT HELPS HER IDENTIFY MISSING PEOPLE. TV2’S MACY KITTELBERGER HAS THE STORY.
BLACK PANTHER SPARKS CONVERSATION OF REPRESENTATION IN THE MEDIA
THE RELEASE OF BLACK PANTHER HAS SPARKED A CONVERSATION ON THE IMPORTANCE OF REPRESENTATION OF MINORITIES IN HOLLYWOOD, AND WHY THERE SHOULD BE MORE MOVIES PORTRAYING THEM IN A POSITIVE LIGHT. WHY IS THIS MARVEL MOVIE DIFFERENT FROM PAST ONES? TV2’S TANISHA THOMAS HAS THE STORY.
Heart Climb Inspires a Healthier Heart
Students and staff participated in the first annual Heart Climb in support of Heart Health Month. TV2’s Erin Simonek has the story.
Water Street Tavern: Zero Tolerance for Fake IDs
Don’t be too confident trying to sneak into Water Street Tavern in Kent, Ohio. Water Street has a strict, zero-tolerance policy regarding fake IDs. Fake ID’s are common on college campuses throughout the country. Many underage students invest in fake identification to get into bars, clubs, and buy booze. Right here at Kent State University, students carry fake ID’s around. Water Street Tavern, however, won’t be fooled by underage drinkers and prides itself on being known for “collecting fakes.”…
Kent State University: Safe Space Ally Training
KSU faculty and staff, from different departments, sat down for a training in hopes of learning the best practices for being an ally to their students. Reporter Tia Myers-Rocker attended this training session in February 2018. About 25 Kent State faculty members attended this training on the second floor of the university library.
Figure Skating Team
The Figure Skating Team at Kent State is in full swing this spring semester. Reporter Maria DeBone has the latest on this student run team.