Dr. Kojo Mensa-Wilmot has been named the new dean of the College of Science and Mathematics, while Dr. Mark Tillman of the WellStar College of Health and Human Services is leaving for Jacksonville University.
Author: Camayak
OPINION: Students should consider impact of Girl Scout cookies on environment, health
More students should consider the environmental and health impacts of palm oil before buying Girl Scout cookies.
OPINION: Hybrid vehicles save money, minimize carbon footprint
Hybrid vehicles offer several reasons for students to consider driving them over gasoline vehicles.
Update: Man arrested in east parking deck for carrying handgun, knife former student
The man police arrested in East Deck Thursday, Feb. 13, for carrying weapons was confirmed to have been a Kennesaw State University student.
Curator reveals mystery novel’s ghostwriting secrets
The Bentley Rare Book Museum held an event titled “Burst Your Bubble,” to educate fans about two, popular young adult mystery series.
Women’s lacrosse loses to Florida, defeats Presbyterian in home matchups
The Kennesaw State women’s lacrosse team fell 21-6 to the University of Florida on Wednesday, Feb. 26, and bounced back with a 21-11 win over Presbyterian on Saturday, Feb. 29.
Men’s basketball closes season at home against Liberty, NJIT
The Kennesaw State men’s basketball team lost 76-52 in a home game against Liberty University on Thursday, February 27.
Statistics professors win grant to conduct research on premature infant growth
Gerber Foundation awarded two KSU professors a three-year-grant to work with students to research appropriate growth patterns for premature babies.
Women’s tennis falls to Davidson, earns first win over ASA Miami
The Kennesaw State women’s tennis team fell in a visit to Davidson College on Wednesday, Feb. 12, and defeated ASA Miami at home on Saturday, Feb. 15.
OPINION: KSU libraries should diversify foreign language resources
The KSU library system’s foreign language resources do not match the diversity of the school’s foreign language program.
Student’s nail art business sees rapid success
A trip to a freelance nail artist inspired Malia Mitchell to learn how to do nails and start her own business as a student.
Symposium parallels minority cultures
A combination of research and arts performances illustrated the similarities between the African American and Native American experience in the U.S.