Kent State students express concerns over university's 'Transformation 2028' initiative

A number of Kent State students are expressing concerns over the university's 'Transformation 2028' initiative. In particular, some on campus believe the school is not seeking enough student input in formulating the plan.

Danielle Wiggins reports. --

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[edwardgaines]

Remember the good old days, when freakos were putting cameras in the Koonce dorm showers? Or when Allyn Hall caught fire? Almost 20 years ago. 😢

[LadieKadie]

When you charge 6 figures for a degree in race and gender theories, you’ve failed as an educational institution.

[bfkirk]

The taxpayers are the stakeholders, Madison.

[bsd]

Hey students🎉🎉🎉 either KSU restructures now or goes bankrupt like other universities are having happen because they waited too long to not make changes. Plain and simple they need to cut excess and expenses while trying to increase revenue sources

[MrBaskins]

People don’t see how consolidating and kneecapping education hurts us all

[Jagoff]

Projection: a degree in Binary Basket Weaving will have little value in 2028.

[pleaseclap]

Thats a dude, how ironic that he's nervous about transformation lmao