TV2 PROGRAMMING
The News:
Watch TV2's broadcasts Monday through Friday at 5:30 p.m. on Channel 2 of the Kent State campus cable system and on Portage County's Channel 16 on Time Warner Cable.
Date 'Em or Hate 'Em
Download the application formWatch our dating show where three "datees" are asked a series of questions by a "dater" and his\her best friend. Each answer is rated with a "Date 'Em" or "Hate 'Em." The person with the most "Date 'Ems" at the end of the show wins the date.
Final Cut
Final Cut is a new TV2 program which focuses on local filmmakers and musicians. Each week, featured directors show their work and give an inside scoop on what it took to get their work to the screen. The show would not be what it is, however, without the local bands and musicians, so if you're interested in getting your work on Final Cut or being a musical guest, please contact Marchae Grair at mgrair1@kent.edu.
Sports Corner
Kent State's only televised sports talk show covering sporting news from Kent State and around the country. Watch interviews with Kent State athletes and hear what our Pick 'Em Panel has to say about top match-ups. Miss an episode? Log onto the show's Web site at www.youtube.com/SportsCornertv2 to catch up
Open Student Television Network
TV2 carries programming from OSTN, the only 24/7 global television network devoted to student-produced programming. OSTN's mission is to provide opportunities for students through resources, community, exposure, and experience.
CampusEAI Consortium member colleges and universities in the United States, like TV2, expressed a need to share high-quality video programming being developed by students in student television, broadcast journalism, and film deparments in order to provide greater and to fill gaps in their local student television station schedule. In 2004, the CampusEAI Consortium provided funding and helped establish the Open Student Television Network (OSTN).
Over 100 student television stations, broadcast journalism, and film departments contributed high-quality video programming to OSTN. In Feburary of 2005, OSTN was launched as a television channel on Internet2, the national advanced research and education network in the United States. Based on the volume of programming and the interest expressed in OSTN from around the world, OSTN expanded its channel portfolio and distribution.
Spring Break