Barry has been downgraded to a Tropical Depression but flash flood worries still remain.
Author: Peyton Elliott
Summer enrollment increases as Whitten aims for higher graduation rate
Completing degrees faster, easily obtaining high-demand classes and taking shorter courses are major aspects of summer courses at KSU.
Machine company uses KSU to find workers for new facility
Plethora creates custom machine parts that can be used in a variety of different fields.
Outside the Nest: Parkland survivor says Harvard revoked his acceptance for past mistakes
Kyle Kashuv issued an apology and attempted to meet with the school privately before ultimately being turned down and having his admission rescinded.
Whitten allegedly participated in faculty intimidation at UGA
According to the Red & Black, then UGA provost Dr. Pamela Whitten was allegedly displeased when a professor wanted UGA to acknowledge its history of slavery.
Committee names 3 finalists in search for new chief diversity officer
All three CDO finalists will publicly present on campus as a part of their interview process.
Graduate Student Association loses travel funding due to policy changes
While GSA President Andrea Carpio Smith says the loss of funding is discouraging, Vice President for Student Affairs K.C. White says the new policy provides plenty of funding opportunities.
KSU student named civic fellow for conservation efforts
Trice is one of 264 to become a 2019 Fellow, but the only student from KSU.
Marietta campus opens new computer lab for STEM majors
The new UITS lab provides computers with over 17 major-specific pieces of software.
Faculty weigh in on innovative digital learning at KSU’s Unconference
The Unconference allows students to voice feedback on their past experiences with online learning at KSU.
Georgia Democratic Party offers paid opportunity for students
The Democratic National Convention Organizing Corps 2020 is paying students $4,000 for eight weeks of training and working in the field during the 2020 election.
Outside the Nest: Celebrities, others arrested in college admission scandal
Some of the top universities in the U.S. are under investigation after they accept collected to accept students.