Broadcast Reporting

Mark Zuckerberg released many statements in the past somewhat similar to, “the metaverse is the future of the internet,” and, “A future with just a pair of glasses.”  Despite this, data from surveys through Ispos in January 2022 shows that out of 1,000 respondents who were 18 or older, a large percentage of U.S. citizens feel uninterested, concerned, or confused about the metaverse and virtual reality. This survey was conducted representatively across the country over a 12 hour time period….

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The Journal of Technology and Behavioral Science released a publication during peak quarantine in 2020 centered around social media and the effects it can have on one’s mental health. The information implied increased social media usage among the younger generation and people who have diagnosed mental illnesses or disorders. The publication took into account many studies done since 2017 and culminated the information together for one, holistic view into how social media can change a person. TV2’s Chris Abreu can…

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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about many new challenges for hospitals. Maintaining sustainability has become one of those issues considering there is more generation of plastics like disposable masks and COVID-19 tests. University Hospitals says they are trying different ways to mitigate the increase in waste. Our reporter Chris Abreu can speak more on the struggles of recycling and disposing of medical waste.

Kent State LaDonya Williams is already model and public relations major, and just recently she added life saver to her skill set. TV2’s own Chris Abreu has more on her story.

AS THE OMICRON VARIANT STARTS TO MAKE LANDFALL IN THE U.S, MANY HAVE CONCERNS AHEAD OF THE HOLIDAYS. TV2’S OWN CHRIS ABREU HAS MORE ON WHAT TO EXPECT.

 A NEW CONCEPTUAL ART EXHIBITION IN DOWNTOWN KENT WILL BE OPEN FOR THE ENTIRETY OF NOVEMBER – TV’2 CHRIS ABREU HAS MORE ON WHAT THERE IS TO SEE.

NURSING SHORTAGES ARE NOTHING NEW IN THE U.S. – BUT AFTER A YEAR AND A HALF SINCE LOCK DOWN DUE TO COVID-19, THAT SHORTAGE NEVER MADE ITS PRESENCE MORE KNOWN. TV’2 CHRIS ABREU HAS THE STORY. 

THE RECENT TEXTURES MUSEUM LAUNCHED AT KENT STATE IS FURTHERING ITS EXHIBIT BY PARTNERING WITH THE WICK POETRY CENTER. CHRIS ABREU HAS MORE ON THE JOINT EFFORT.