KSU’s Academy for Inclusive Learning and Social Growth partnered with renowned insurance company Amerigroup to host its annual event to help students in career planning and development.
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KSU economics professor predicts no 2020 recession
Kennesaw State professor of economics Roger Tutterow elaborates on the state of the economy and what a potential recession means for KSU students.
Outside the Nest: Chilean President calls for peace, public order as riots ensue in Chile
Violent protests stemming from the increase in the cost of public transportation has lead to riots causing numerous deaths and injuries in Chile.
Outside the Nest: Elizabeth Warren fires senior staff member
Richard McDaniel, a national organizing director for Warren’s campaign, was fired Friday after complaints arose regarding his behavior.
Outside the Nest: Trump faces impeachment inquiry after whistleblower complaint
The U.S. House of Representatives is moving forward with a formal impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
Haskell, KSU join forces to develop new immersive virtual reality simulation
The Florida-based engineering and construction firm Haskell has reached out to KSU’s College of Computing and Software Engineering to aid in the development of new VR simulation.
KSU announces new assistant vice president for Campus Services
KSU appoints chief institutional auditor Lesley Netter-Snowden as new Assistant Vice President for Campus Services.
New KSU chief diversity officer begins tenure
KSU President Dr. Pamela Whitten recently appointed Dr. Sylvia Carey-Butler as KSU’s new Chief Diversity Officer.
Scholars program participants receive additional funding for research
Birla Carbon, sponsor of the annual program, pledged $275,000 toward the undergraduate program for the course of five years.
Outside the Nest: Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka stun the world as death toll increases
Around 87 detonators were found in the city of Columbo after an orchestrated suicide bombing in several cities throughout Sri Lanka killed at least 290 people and injured hundreds more.
Outside the Nest: Political tension brews as Venezuela faces third major blackout in 1 month
Vice President Mike Pence urges the United Nations to recognize Juan Guaido as Venezuela’s official president amidst blackouts and surging poverty rates under President Nicolas Maduro.