House Bill 444 would make it so students who want to take more than 30 credit hours will not receive state funding.
Author: Arielle Robinson
Unknown individual attempts break-in at Stacks on campus
KSUPD responded to a call about an attempted break-in at the Stacks restaurant inside the Burruss Building.
KSU associate dean earns Engineer of the Year
Dr. Renee Butler was honored for her excellency in engineering.
BREAKING: KSU women’s basketball starter charged, arrested for murder
Kamiyah Street, the starting point guard for KSU’s women’s basketball team, was arrested Thursday for murdering an Atlanta man.
Record enrollment yields increased dorms, faculty proposals
As KSU sees growth in its Fall 2019 enrollment, the university also wants to hire more faculty and build more dorms for students.
Cobb Public Service Commissioner talks energy development in Georgia
Tricia Pridemore spoke to students about the energy plants that exist across Georgia and plans that the Georgia Public Service Commission has for the future.
Coles College supporters inducted into Hall of Fame
Sid Mookerji and Richard Taylor were inducted into the Coles College of Business Hall of Fame Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Outside the Nest: Iraqi people protest corrupt government, shut roads down
Thousands of Iraqis took to the street and closed main roads down Sunday to protest government corruption, high unemployment and poor public services.
Outside the Nest: Millions of Californians without power after company purposely cuts electricity
PG&E has blacked out over one million of its customers by Sunday morning as northern California sees historic windstorm.