Lutzie 43 Executive Director Mike Lutzenkirchen uses his son’s death to encourage awareness and prevention of distracted driving.
Author: Cameron Loi
Study centers open on both campuses, provide students with quiet space
Kennesaw State unveiled two new study facilities on both the Marietta and Kennesaw campuses which will be open seven days a week to compensate for the hours the library is closed.
KSU recognized among nation’s best in multiple degree programs
KSU has been named in the top 10 list for different academic degrees five different times.
Business leaders inducted into Coles College Hall of Fame
Kennesaw State’s Coles College recently inducted two local business leaders into its Business Hall of Fame.
KSU makes changes to dual enrollment program
Kennesaw State recently held a Dual Enrollment Information Night for high school students to learn more about the program at KSU and new changes that were made.
Students host pop-up restaurant on campus
The culinary students at KSU are in charge of making their own restaurant, which is hosted right on campus.
New store offers printing, shipping services on campus
Kennesaw State’s Talon Express opened its doors in September, offering printing and shipping services to the campus.
Student-made brochure on display in governor’s office
Kennesaw State students created a brochure about monuments on Georgia Capitol grounds that can now be found on display and available to guests at the governor’s office.
University College debuts new podcast
The University College and Mr. Brandon Apter has made a new podcast to explain how the UC helps not just incoming Freshman, but all of KSU’s student body.
5K raises money to support addiction, eating disorder recovery
KSU is hosting the Run for Recovery on Aug. 25 at the Nest to help raise awareness for both students with drug addiction and those struggling with recovery.
University annual budget increases from last year
Kennesaw State’s annual budgets show that the university’s 2018-19 budget will be continuing the trend of spending more money each year.