Entrepreneurs can be found in the most unlikely of places. In this case, an ‘extraterrestrial’ clothing company found its footing in the heart of one KSU student.
Author: Luke Gardner
Opinion: Technology users need to practice digital responsibility
It is vital for students to become aware of and take preventative measures against the negative social, health and environmental impacts that technology has on the world.
Opinion: KSU police should shift focus from non-violent crimes
KSU police arrest students for drug and alcohol violations too often for comfort, and in doing so, rob non-violent students of future opportunities.
Black History Month committee aims to “dig deeper”
With Black History Month around the corner, KSU prepares to launch a series of events commemorating the legacy of the minds that started a revolution in civil rights and culture in America.
Opinion: Study tools benefit student learning
Study tools can be anything a student uses to help them digest information, but the most helpful ones are planners, tutors and scanner pens.
Student-formed metal band finds quick success
The newly established outfit formed in April 2017 already has songs featured on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and a multitude of other streaming services. The band is made up entirely of college students — three of them currently attending Kennesaw State.
KSU Miracle raises $25,000 using social media
KSU Miracle, a student-run fundraising organization that donates its proceeds to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, has managed to raise over $25,000 using a social media-related fundraiser.
Opinion: The Georgia Board of Regents could fail students again
The Georgia Board of Regents has a chance to do better in selecting a new president for Kennesaw State, but its lack of diversity and current track record suggest they might not use the opportunity to create positive change.
Opinion: KSU needs to increase CARE Services budget
Kennesaw State University plays a leading role to confront student homelessness, but a bigger budget is needed.
Opinion: Rate My Professor requires discretion
Ratemyprofessor.com is a convenient resource available to college students, but deciphering reviews is not always cut and dry
The New Meal Plan is Overpriced and Wasteful
Beginning fall 2017, all students living on campus will be required to purchase a meal plan that is overpriced and wasteful, with the possibility of extra swipes being squandered at the end of the semester.
Opinion: Textbooks are criminally overpriced
Textbooks cost a fortune, and nobody knows why.