Author: Camille Hobbs

Kamry Ahmon Martin was released from custody on a $1,300 bond.

The university’s main entrance will undergo a transformation to accommodate the growing campus.

The University College creates a new service for students and parents looking for answers.

Business titan Steve Forbes gives KSU students a history lesson in taxation, talks the damage of taxes and promotes his new documentary.

KSU professors are awarded a healthcare grant to develop programs for deprived African-American men.

Kennesaw State’s Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing issued a campus wide email on Feb. 18 addressing its adoption of the new “KS” mark as the official university logo, replacing all other images.

Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association promoted a new executive board member and appointed a new senator during their 55th general body meeting on Feb. 13 following changes in administration in weeks prior.

The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning tackles discomfort in the classroom.

Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association held their very first meeting under the leadership of newly appointed President Carly Keller where 9 student applicants were approved and elected to both the executive board and senate seat positions.

Women in Data Science at Kennesaw State welcomed its first guest lecturer of the semester to the Marietta campus on Jan. 24 to speak about her efforts to broaden participation in data science.

This week Kennesaw State honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and sees his dream personified.