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.
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Adriana Gasiewski The “#ThisiswhyIvote” board displays reasons students shared as to why they think voting is important.
From the Memorial Athletic Convocation Center to the Women's Center, Bra Recycling Drive bins are popping up all around campus.
Lights, laughter and singing from a small crowd of students and individuals in the Kent community made the night brighter as survivors of sexual assaults shared stories of hope. The Center for Sexual Relationship Violence Support Services hosted its annual Take Back the Night march in front of the Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center Tuesday...
By: Adriana Gasiewski
As Nov. 5 comes closer, the uncertainty as to who will be in charge of the country increases. This feeling eating you up about whether your candidate will take the oath in January has a name and it's Election anxiety.
By: Adriana Gasiewski
What we wear can affect how we feel. Obviously, we're all aware of that fact as the feeling of wearing a new flowy dress is different than wearing a sweatshirt and sweatpants.
Adriana Gasiewski The LGBTQ+ Center, PRIDEKent and Trans*Fusion co-hosted a Trans Day of Remembrance Monday at The Rock. The event followed the recent defacing of a transgender pride flag on the campus monument.
By: Adriana Gasiewski
A FlashAlert informed students around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday that Kent Campus Energy companies were working on natural gas lines, resulting in a gas odor inside Crawford Hall and near other campus halls. In an email, University Housing said the odor was not a threat to campus safety and they were in contact with Dominion Energy,...
By: Adriana Gasiewski
With the results of the 2024 Presidential Election and Donald Trump being named the president-elect, many are eager to take part in political advocacy
After the 2024 Presidential Election, Molly Acquard, a senior fashion design major, said she felt the seven stages of grief, but once her anger settled, she wanted to create change.
By: Adriana Gasiewski
Kent State University's Gallery Club is gearing up to move its gallery “A Last Light: Seasonal Selections from the School of Art Collection” to the Kent State University Downtown Gallery this December.
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