High School Magazine Starts Yearly Production

High School Magazine Starts Yearly Production

Grace Slocum [ANCHOR -JANE DOE] WITH THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINNING FOR PAVILION STUDENTS, MEMBERS OF THE LITERARY CLUB HAVE NEW YEARLY GOALS IN MIND. KSTV’S GRACE SLOCUM HAS THE STORY. [REPORTER-GRACE SLOCUM] JANE, PAVILION CENTRAL SCHOOL’S LITERARY CLUB IS MAKING CHANGES TO THEIR PRODUCTION SCHEDULE. I SPOKE TO ADVISORS ABOUT WHAT THE CLUB MEANS AND THE DIRECTION IT’S HEADED.

Flashes Head to the Ballots

Flashes Head to the Ballots

First-time voters face challenges as the midterm elections approach. From finding reliable information to truly understanding every race on the ballot, these obstacles are becoming overwhelming for many. At Kent State University, voting coalitions and campus initiatives are becoming helpful resources to encourage informed voting.

Art Without Limits 2026

Art Without Limits 2026

Seven Kent State graduates recently visited campus to share and inspire students in this ongoing event hosted by the College of the Arts. Here to tell us more, Baylie Davis shares the details. 

How Caffeine Affects College Students

How Caffeine Affects College Students

From early morning coffee to late-night energy drinks, caffeine has become part of many people’s daily routines. But when does a quick energy boost become too much? We take a closer look at the risks of caffeine and why experts say these habits may be starting younger than you think. 

Why Issue 13 Matters

Why Issue 13 Matters

Portage County voters will decide on Issue 13, a proposed levy that would provide additional funding for senior services. The funding would help support resources such as transportation, meals, and at home assistance for older adults.