Ohio House Bill 298 and Drug Testing
Welfare applicants may be subject to mandatory drug tests under new House Bill 298, if passed. The bill was introduced back
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Reporting Public Policy
A Reporting Project of the Kent State University School of Media and Journalism
Spring 2016
Ohio schools pushing to eliminate pay-to-play fees in athletics
By: Zac Sommer and Ty Sugick Ohio high school students pay as much as $1,200 in order to participate in
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Kent Continues Upkeep to the Community
By Alexandrea Rehner and Mike Mann With a house nearing a century old, Jim Lambert,
Read MoreGender Inclusive Restrooms Become More Convenient
Video by Jon Huntsman Kent State University plans to build a great number of gender inclusive restrooms for the safety
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Kent preserves historic homes, ensures rich history
By Nadia Assim and Neville Hardman More than 800 homes in Kent are historic, put into an in-depth inventory announced
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Advertising for City of Kent brings in business, tourism
Outreach for advertisements showcasing the city of Kent reach as far as Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia and New York.
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E-cigarettes remain unregulated in Ohio
For Destiny Sabo, vaping became a way to avoid smoking cigarettes. Subjected to secondhand smoke for most of her
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Still No Published Policy for Emotional Support Animals at Kent State
by Justin McKinney and Jacob Runnels [This story has been updated due to a response from Amy Quillin, director of
Read MoreNortheast Ohio Bars Take New RNC Liquor Waiver in Stride
xWith the 2016 Republican National Convention approaching Cleveland this July, the Ohio Senate has taken leaps to ensure Convention-goers both
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