Spring 2016 – Page 4 – Reporting Public Policy

A Reporting Project of the Kent State University School of Media and Journalism

Ohio millennial vote continues to decrease

Millennial voters continue to be one of the most underrepresented populations at the polls in 2016, despite growing by 16.5

Despite the list of ordinances Ravenna City Council had to vote on Monday evening, one citizen’s concern over tree removal

The Kent City Police department sent out untested rape kits last year after Senate Bill 316 mandated all law enforcement

An estimated 3,417 sports related concussions occur every year among division one football teams in the NCAA. However, only 501

Ever since Beverly Warren stepped into the shoes of Kent State’s President she has made it her goal to rebrand

by Marissa Barnhart & Mengting Ying During the 2014-15 school year, more than 970,000 international students studied at colleges and

Housing violations continue to be a prominent issue for college students and departments in Kent, Ohio. Violations are reported to

By Alexandrea Rehner and Michael Mann Kent State University has been selected as one of nine colleges to receive $50

The Kent State College Democrats hosted Ilyse Hogue, a pro-choice activist and Hillary Clinton supporter, to lead an intimate discussion

Residents living in the city of Kent get the chance to emphasize their main concerns at Kent’s Regular Council Meeting