Kayla Gleason is a journalist for TV2 KSU, focusing on local news in Portage County, Ohio. She covers a variety of topics including campus events, community celebrations, local activities, and important causes. Kayla is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged with the latest news and events happening in their area.
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By: Kayla Gleason
The university’s ninth annual Giving Tuesday raised over $2.8 million for scholarships and programs across various academic disciplines. Throughout the entire month of November, there were featured funds across all eight of the university’s campuses that received donations. Over 5,000 donations were made to the various funds, with $206,775 matched from volunteer boards and the...
Kayla Gleason The Office of Safety and Security offers escort services for students.
Editor’s note: Alton Northup, an interviewee in the article, is a campus editor for The Kent Stater’s staff. He was included in this story because of the relevance of his experiences to the subject. Elevator modernization for accessibility on the Kent Campus was approved to begin in 2025, which several students and professors described as...
Grandpa Winnie, a local band of three Theodore Roosevelt High School students, is gaining attention after their performances and a new album release. The band, which performs indie and alternative music, was formed in 2021 and was started by Theo Bednar, a current junior in high school, who had a different idea at first. “At first, I...
Erin Sullivan Following its collapse in November, the elevator in 345 Flats remains out of service.
Matthew Brown The Kent State Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship, located at 475 Terrace Dr.
By: Kayla Gleason
Matthew Brown Clean-up crews work to remove debris from the Norfolk Southern derailment in East Palestine on Feb. 19, 2023.
By: Kayla Gleason
Since coming to campus in 1922, The Rock that sits on Hilltop Drive has been a focal point of expression, activism and controversy as students paint messages and images on it. Recently, discourse between students and university administration regarding what free speech is allowed to be painted on The Rock was questioned. One member of...
Matthew Brown Professor of Sociology Jerry Lewis speaks briefly during the lecture series on May 3, 2023.
By: Nick Fagan
Kayla Gleason Various disciplines of faculty research are displayed together in the College of Architecture & Environmental Design.
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