Adriana Gasiewski is a journalist based in Kent, Ohio. She writes for TV2 KSU, covering local news and events, as well as for Her Campus FSU, where she focuses on entertainment and lifestyle topics. Adriana is passionate about telling stories that highlight the unique experiences and perspectives of her community.
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Adriana Gasiewski's reporting primarily focuses on local news, with a keen interest in higher education and cultural events. Her coverage attributes show a strong preference for expert commentary, announcements, and seasonal topics.
For those looking to pitch to Adriana, consider providing expert perspectives from local academic or administrative figures regarding higher education trends or policies. Stories related to campus culture, community events around Kent, Ohio could also be of interest. Additionally, pitches that align with the seasonal themes she covers may resonate well with her audience.
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Jennifer Black (left) with her daughter Ina Black (right). Courtesy of Ina Black.
Lillian Opstinik The Portage Animal Protective League is located at 8122 Infirmary Rd in Ravenna, Ohio.
Abigail Kress The budget allows for the University Library to go under renovation for the modernization of the elevators.
When walking down the coffee aisle at Meijer, a supermarket chain, customers may see the green bags of Bent Tree ground coffee among the orange Dunkin’ and brown McCafé bags. Ryan Brannon, co-founder of Bent Tree Coffee Roasters, said the company’s six blends of coffee: Black Squirrel Decaf, Espresso Blend, Black Squirrel Blend, Breakfast blend,...
On May 9, 2024, Ellen Glickman, director of Kent State University School of Health Sciences, called 911 to tell police she was locked out of Nixson Hall and had to use the bathroom. | Screen grab from police body camera footage
By: Adriana Gasiewski
Lillian Opsitnik Midnight Fairy Jewelry is located in Acorn Alley in downtown Kent.
By: Adriana Gasiewski
During this year’s May 4 Commemoration, returning alumni witnessed students protesting against the war in Gaza, prompting them to wonder how they could support the students’ cause. Ken Hammond, an alumnus and history professor at New Mexico State University, said while he and other alumni were at a local restaurant around May 4, they began...
Found outside of Scribbles Coffee Company, the Little Box of Kindness is filled with donated objects like acorns made from felt, miniature plants and jewelry. The box reads, “Take something, leave something, make someone’s day! Spread a little kindness in Kent.” Gerri Bowen, a member of the Kent Community TimeBank, a nonprofit crowdsourcing organization, said...
Students with senior standing began purchasing parking permits for the 2024-2025 academic year on July 24, and many noticed changes made to the university’s Parking and Transit Services.
Abigail Kress Kent State places students in transitional housing, such as lounges, to house all incoming freshmen.
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