Luke Gardner

KSU’s Kennesaw campus through the years

KSU has seen monumental change over the last several decades, and some faculty members have been able to watch the growth first hand.

KSU students voted the farmer’s market and geek week for the best on-campus events.

KSU’s Marietta campus is an ever-changing institution barely recognizable when compared to its days of origin.

KSU’s troubled legacy of racism can be addressed by the creation of an anti-racist education center.

A student environmentalist is using his influence to create green initiatives at KSU.

One student is helping to launch big changes in how astronautics and aeronautics are studied at KSU.

After making waves in data science at KSU, one graduate has no plans to slow down.

The art of crochet is still very much alive and can be found at KSU — just ask someone from Needle Crafts Club.

Kennesaw State’s Welcome Back Week offered students free games, food and networking opportunities.

A recent controversy surrounding LGBTQ identities and pronouns has exposed a deeply problematic side of KSU.

KSU’s improv group teaches students to celebrate themselves on stage.

A KSU senior discussed his experiences as a DACA recipient in a follow-up interview with the Sentinel.