The vice president for student affairs, K.C. White, stepped down from her position and will leave KSU next month.
Author: Arielle Robinson
Former Orlando police officer arrests young children without permission
An officer who arrested two 6-year-olds without his supervisor’s permission and was fired by the Orlando Police Department.
Outside the Nest: Conflicting reports differ over Saudi Arabian oil strike
Saudi Arabia and U.S. blame Iran for drone strikes on Saudi Arabian oil facilities.
Bookstore workers unveil life behind the counter
In a continued series on occupations held at KSU, one student and a manager share their experiences working at the campus bookstore.
OPINION: KSU students need to speak out against ICE
Students cannot be silent while inhumane actions are taken by the government agency
A pool, a party and a proximity to blackness
After a viral tweet by a KSU graduate became controversial, students weigh in on PWIs versus HBCUs.
KSUnited leader says Whitten “refuses to publicly condemn racism”
KSUnited leader says President Whitten does not show any interest in ending racism on campus.
Funding for new academic center pending
The budget for an academic learning center has yet to be approved by the Georgia Senate.
Atlanta court upholds Board of Regents policy
An Atlanta Federal Appeals Court upheld a Georgia Board of Regents policy on Wednesday, March 6, preventing students who have entered the United States without legal permission from attending Georgia’s top universities.
“Night of Healing” event addresses racial climate on campus
Several student organizations came together to move on from prior racial issues.
Events held to address racial climate on campus
Two events were held on Kennesaw State’s campus that addressed recent racial incidents including reports of racial profiling, rumored threats of a racially fueled shooting and the exposition of a discriminatory group chat.