Author: Jake Drukman

When asked about the fake news accusations and his rebuttal, Kperogi said that the Nigerian government was attempting to hurt his credibility.

The new position works as a hybrid job that alternates between working with the Georgia News Lab and assisting with the Center for Sustainable Journalism

After spending months missing several deans, KSU names seven deans between March and April.

KSU previously contracted a clothing company that has multiple labor violations on record.

Staff senate members were allegedly not given their required comment period on a new staff compensation policy.

Elections for Student Government Association began Monday, March 11, and candidates discussed the issues they hope to address.

Officers from the Kennesaw State Police Department met with university officials, students and student-run organizations to discuss the recent public safety concerns on campus during a meeting on March 4.

Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association invited a student activist organization to its Feb. 27 meeting to discuss recent racial incidents on campus and hear proposed solutions which aim to combat these incidents in the future.

Kennesaw State settled two lawsuits filed by student groups in October last year after changing its policies relating to free speech, echoing a similar lawsuit filed by a student group at the University of Georgia in 2014.

Interim Provost Dr. Ronald Mason announced that the dean of the College of Science and Mathematics will be leaving Kennesaw State on Mar. 31 which indicates that half of KSU’s colleges have been transitioning into new leadership for nearly a year.

Kennesaw State’s Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing is well underway with the brand strategy and positioning phase of its ongoing rebranding project.