Author: Megan Butler

A Kennesaw State iTeach member is working with local schools to implement Genius Hour, a new initiative meant to help K-12 students express their creative side.

A Kennesaw State professor plans to conduct a one-year long research study aimed at combating opioid addiction in pregnant women across rural North Georgia.

The $1.6 billion Mega Millions jackpot that became the largest in U.S. history on Monday, Oct. 22, generated more than $34.7 million in proceeds for HOPE and Pre-K, according to a Georgia Lottery Corporation public policy coordinator.

Kennesaw State’s Department of Health Promotion and Wellness held a fair on Thursday, Oct. 18, at the Marietta campus where numerous programs participated to help educate students about healthy lifestyles and the resources they can use to maintain them.

Kennesaw State to host 33rd annual National Conference on Undergraduate Research on April 11-13.

Kennesaw State is offering a new undergraduate internship opportunity that allows students to work with and help children develop their social skills.

Kennesaw State is currently installing a new hydroponic growing system on its Hickory Grove Farm to increase crop production sustainably.

Kennesaw State President Dr. Pamela Whitten made an effort to get to know KSU and its community during the first month of the fall semester.

MINI is offering a $5,000 discount to college students and recent graduates on one of their new vehicles.

Kennesaw State English Professor Bryan Gillis received the 2018 Assembly on Literature for Adolescents Review editor’s award for column excellence on Aug. 9.

KSU’s police department has reported more than 30 vehicle accidents and hit and runs since January on the Kennesaw campus alone in the daily crime logs, stressing the purpose of raising awareness to students during Distracted Driving Awareness Month in April.

Governor Nathan Deal’s recent budget proposal includes funding for a $5 million renovation of the engineering lab at KSU’s Marietta campus.