A team of four recent KSU graduates won first place at the 12th annual American College of Sports Medicine Student Bowl in Orlando, Florida in May.
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Data science teams work to solve company problems, earn prizes
A group of students recently earned prizes for their work in a spring course, working in teams to solve data-related problems for partnering companies.
USG votes on tuition rate increase for upcoming academic year
The Georgia Board of Regents approved a 2.5 percent tuition rate increase for undergraduate students for the 2019-20 academic year.
Best of KSU: Andretti Indoor Karting and Games, Bowlero win best entertainment
In this year’s Best of KSU polls, Marietta campus students voted on Andretti Indoor Karting and Games as their favorite spot for off-campus entertainment, and Kennesaw students voted Bowlero as their No. 1 spot.
Goodbyes from the outgoing 2019-20 Sentinel staff
The Sentinel’s outgoing staff members bid a farewell to their readers and fellow staff members as the 2019-20 year comes to a close.
OPINION: Celebrity involvement is necessary to create change in Brunei
Celebrity involvement in the Brunei Boycott has the potential to create real change for the LGBTQ population in Brunei.
OPINION: Professors use grammar to excuse oppression of non-binary students
Professors continue to use grammar as an excuse to oppress non-binary students despite changes to our language and society.
Board of Regents hears plan for $7 million baseball field renovations
A Board of Regents committee heard Kennesaw State plans to spend $7 million in renovations to the Stillwell Baseball Stadium on Tuesday, Feb. 12.
Dr. Kathy Schwaig named KSU Provost
Kennesaw State President Dr. Pamela Whitten named Dr. Kathy Schwaig as the university’s new provost and vice president for academic affairs, effective Feb. 18.
Symposium to celebrate, honor KSU faculty research
Kennesaw State’s Office of Research will host its inaugural John C. Salerno Memorial Research Symposium on Friday, Sept. 28 to celebrate and showcase faculty research.
USG chancellor sends letter to Harmon addressing recent student affairs issues, review conducted
Chancellor Wrigley wrote a letter to Ken Harmon that addressed the recent lawsuits filed against KSU and requested that Harmon improve the student affairs department.
Metro Atlanta students rally at capitol for stricter gun legislation
Students, teachers and parents from different parts of metro Atlanta walked out of their classes at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, March 15 and gathered in front of the capital to rally for stricter gun legislation.