This week is National Farmworker Awareness Week. The Environmental Protection Agency's mission is to protect human health and the environment while recognizing the hard work that farmers at farms like...
It's officially April, but also Earth Month.
At Kent State University, staff and students are collaborating to bring a month full of environment-conscious events.
A new art gallery opened Monday...
Kent State University Police have restarted a program that aims to strengthen the relationship between police and the community with some real-life experiences.
TV2's Jacob Brooks has more on their...
As Women's History Month comes to a close, the Women's Center facilitated a peer discussion called "Gender Equity Today." The conversation included topics like feminism, women in politics and other social...
The Wick Poetry center hosted their sixth annual "World Poetry Reading" on Tuesday to celebrate World Poetry Day. Many international students, faculty and staff took the stage and read different poems...
The Seed library opened Thursday in the Kent Free Library. Through this initiative, community members are invited to donate seeds harvested from vegetables, herbs and flowers that they grow. People can...
The Kent Fire Department spent Wednesday afternoon training at a vacant house. They practiced using ground and aerial ladders as well as other firefighting techniques. Kent's fire captain, David Moore,...
The College of Architecture and Environmental Design unveiled its latest exhibition Monday night.
Andrew Economos Miller, the current Schidlowski Emerging Faculty Fellow, has been working on his Refuse...
Ohio Senate Bill 83 was introduced last week. Known as the Ohio Higher Education Enhancement Act, the bill could mean big changes to colleges and universities in the state.
TV2's Jacob Brooks talked...
"Mapping Akron" is one of many community outreach programs through Kent State’s Wick Poetry Center. The event showcased live poetry readings from Akron residents and brought a sense of community to those...
A new vending machine would be the first of its kind in Ohio. It does not sell chips or drinks, but emergency contraceptives. The proposed machine would be at Miami University.
A Miami University spokesperson...
