Julie Hamilton, a 58 year old, full-time custodial worker in Olson Hall at Kent State. “We do trash and clean up lounges, and then after 10 o’clock we get the bathrooms. Then we clean the showers and the toilets and the sinks and mop and clean laundry rooms. …

1. Newspaper readers are dying out While print media was once the prime way people consumed news, the print industry has been on a sharp decline since the mid-2000s (journalism.org). This is primarily due to the rise of the digital age, which led to people mainly consuming their news digitally. According to an article posted by…

Although it may look simple, the violin can be a tricky instrument to play. Not only does every part of the instrument have a purpose, but so does the player’s posture, confidence, and several other factors. However, these three tips will be a sure way to improve your playing. 1. Hold the instrument properly Prior…

Regardless of the amount of time and effort you put into your infographic, it could flop it the design fundamentals aren’t applied. Consider these three tips when you’re designing, and check out the videos for more information. Remember the fundamentals. The basics of design include line, shape, form, texture and balance. By utilizing…

Among the many factors influencing human perception, shapes have a major part. Shapes can convey different messages to the audience and come in several categories. Geometric Shapes Geometric shapes include squares, circles and triangles, and according to an article on TubikStudio.com, are the first shapes that come to a person’s mind. Squares…

With technology being within arm’s reach, anyone could essentially make an infographic. These seven tips will ensure that your infographics have what it takes to stand out above the rest. 1. Choose your topic Make sure the topic you choose is interesting enough to capture your audience’s attention. An article on Canva said, “The…

What is font psychology? Every font has a unique purpose and portrays a specific message. An article on canva.com said, “In a nutshell, font psychology the study of how different fonts impact thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.” Examples can be found in an article on Digital Synopsis, which said, “serif fonts portray tradition, sophistication and…

While art can be viewed as something unrelated to the field of journalism, not is not the case. Journalists can utilize the psychology of color to help spread information and hold readers’ attention. What is the psychology of color? Simply stated, Psychology of color is the impact colors have on a person. Writer Ashton Huff said…

When you walk into a meeting for the Kent Fighting Game Community, your eyes may be drawn to the bright colors flashing across the screens and bouncing off the walls, and your ears may fill with sounds of metal swords clashing and characters exclaiming. …