Author: Arielle Robinson

A Kennesaw State student said he is concerned for his safety and the safety of other students on campus after he was the target of a racist group messaging chat in February.

Kennesaw State computer science professor Mary Murray filed a discrimination suit against the university in 2007, claiming a male co-worker received a higher salary than her.

Professors of economics from colleges and universities from across the U.S. gathered at a symposium hosted in Kennesaw State’s Burruss Building on Friday, Jan. 25, to discuss the financial impacts of Atlanta hosting the Super Bowl.

KSU doctoral student Taylor Downs was recently awarded with best paper at the 2018 Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action Conference held in Austin, Texas.

Over a dozen reports of sexual assault logged in Kennesaw State’s Police Department’s daily crime logs over the past four years say that they are still under investigation.

Kennesaw State interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Linda Noble officially retired on Thursday, Nov. 1.

Kennesaw State’s Cultural and Community Center will host its third annual Student Diversity Conference on Friday, Nov. 2.

Kennesaw State’s Office of Victim Services set up an informational table on Tuesday, Oct. 16, in the Social Sciences building atrium to honor October as National Domestic Violence Awareness month.

A Kennesaw State LGBTQ Resource Center pamphlet including information about gender-neutral pronouns, along with pamphlets locating unisex bathrooms on both campuses, can be found on the Center’s website again.

Kennesaw State’s Campus Awareness, Resource and Empowerment services recently began a monthly food distribution program for KSU students, faculty and staff with children under 18.

Cobb County Police arrested a KSU student at Ridgeview Institute on Thursday, Sept. 13, after the student was found on the Kennesaw campus with a loaded gun.

The American Studies Student Organization of Kennesaw State released a statement on Thursday, Sept. 13, stating that the LGBTQ Resource Center was forced to remove university logos from a resource center pamphlet about gender-neutral pronouns.