Three KSU professors and one prospective professor were trapped for 30 minutes in an elevator Tuesday, March 6, in the Social Sciences building.
Author: Connor Zielke
Opinion: Tattoos can be difficult for employees
While tattoos have become more accepted in the workplace, they pose an issue for front-line employees due to consumer perception and societal stigma.
Teaching fundamentals with Steven McKelvey
For senior lecturer Steven McKelvey, the goal is to help students redefine what they think they know about the world.
Recovering the lost voices of the Atlanta Student Movement
The KSU professor behind “And Others” seeks to recover the lost voices and stories of the Atlanta Student Movement.
The unpredictability of life and live streams at Adult Swim
For Kennesaw native Sally Skinner, every day at Adult Swim is a brand new lesson in unpredictability.
Opinion: Projects and papers better demonstrate learning
Final assessments work better as projects and papers because they are a more accurate representation of what concepts and material a student has learned.
Textbook author visits KSU for student-run critique panel
The author of “Understanding Rhetoric: A Graphic Guide to Writing” visited Kennesaw State to receive feedback on her textbook from a group of students and to offer insight into the writing process behind it.
Opinion: KSU Wi-Fi is in need of serious upgrades
Internet access is vital to the life of a college student, and the Wi-Fi available at KSU leaves much to be desired.
Homelessness Awareness Week calendar
Check out these events offered on the Marietta and Kennesaw campuses to participate in Homelessness Awareness Week.
Homelessness Awareness Week seeks to end stigma, increase awareness
Right after Halloween, the Campus Awareness,
Resource and Empowerment center will tackle the real horror that is homelessness during Homelessness Awareness Week.
Opinion: Time management skills are necessary for success
The stresses of college life are numerous, but no set of skills handles them better than time management.