The Irish-themed pub is a favorite among KSU students for its expansive beer menu and classic Celtic fare.
Author: Keith Stillman
Cook Out voted ‘Best Late-Night Food’ by Kennesaw campus
Cook Out serves good food at good prices, offering the best value around.
Alumnus named chief of staff to VP Pence
KSU graduate Nick Ayers was named to the position after the departure of previous Chief of Staff Josh Pitcock.
Alt-right propaganda posted at The Blake
The Blake has criticized the posters featuring alternative-right rhetoric “unsolicited vandalism.”
Debate asks: Are humans inherently violent?
The question of whether violence is a basic element of human nature was the subject of debate at the Student Anthropology Club’s meeting.
‘Year of Russia’ to close with two-day symposium
The upcoming “Year of Russia” symposium seeks to inform on US-Russia relations with a two day celebration.
Biology seminar series features GA scientists
Speaker Bill Ensign covered human impact on fish and water supplies in the continuation of the Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology seminar series.
Biology seminar discusses rare transgenic organism
A biology seminar explored research on the evolution and ecology of a parasitic plant with the rare ability to transfer genomes.
Education career fair offers opportunities to all majors
Students of all majors gathered in the KSU Center to hunt down jobs and talk to employers at the 2017 Education Career Fair.
Cyber security veterans offer wisdom on growing industry
Network security students were treated to lectures from experienced cyber security professionals about the business of information security and what its like to work in the industry.
Pulitzer Prize winner visits for Honors College anniversary
Former national poet laureate Natasha Tretheway delivered a rousing speech at the 20th anniversary commemoration for the Honors Program.