A select group of 11 students participated in a 10-week course involving STEM research.
Author: Kendall Chamberlain
KSU student selected for Harvard summer program
Rising-senior Bradley Heath was chosen to attend the Harvard Business School’s Summer Venture in Management Program June 15-21.
KSU undergraduates present research at state capitol
KSU’s four students selected to present their research at the Posters at the Georgia State Capitol event discussed issues across a variety of disciplines.
KSU fraternity to raise $20,000 for local Vietnam veteran
Zeta Chi is motivated by veteran’s sacrifices and wants to give back in a big way.
Parkland shooting survivor, former police officer discuss how “Guns Save Lives” at KSU
A Parkland shooting survivor and a former police officer visited KSU to speak on the importance of owning guns for self-defense.
Business Association to host course on business principles
The Kennesaw Business Association will host a six-week course on small business for KBA members and KSU students beginning March 13.
Cox Family Enterprise Center holds 25th annual honoration event
KSU’s Cox Family Enterprise Center holds 25th annual honoration event.
KSUPD reports several cases of property damage on campus
Kennesaw State’s Department of Public Safety and University Police documented six cases of property damage at the university’s parking decks and on-campus residential housing between Feb. 5 and Feb. 6.
Director of first-year seminars recognized with Excellence in Teaching Award
Kennesaw State director of First Year Seminars awarded with Excellence in Teaching First-Year Seminars Award.
Architecture students compete in annual Three Minute Thesis Competition
Kennesaw State architecture students competed in the annual Cooper Carry Three Minute Thesis Competition on Jan. 11 which showcases the abilities of fifth-year architecture students.
Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing replaces KSU Inform
Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing created a new position and implemented a new internal communication tool, KSU Today, as a response to the CAR analysis.
Former Georgia Governor Nathan Deal to hold lectures at USG universities
Former Georgia Governor Nathan Deal was recently voted on and appointed to be a Regents Professor by the Georgia Board of Regents beginning on March 1.