Author: Madeline McGee

A bill limiting universities’ ability to investigate cases of sexual assault and take action against alleged attackers is now on its way to the Senate.

The Counseling and Psychological Services Center’s presentation, aimed at science students overwhelmed by rigorous classes, dealt with strategies for identifying and coping with stress.

Campus carry legislation returns to the Georgia legislature, and representatives are making every attempt to hear and address university concerns.

A new online undergraduate degree will complement Kennesaw State University’s existing information systems programs.

Hundreds of students formed a line stretching nearly out the door to create a Valentine friend to keep or give to a loved one.

The Presidential Commission on Sustainability is developing new initiatives to further the university’s environmental consciousness.

Although the university stated that no students were directly affected by the travel order, multiple departments say they remain devoted to fostering inclusion and equality.

Current KSU students picked the brains of graduates who have built successful careers.

KSU’s chapter of the National Association of Home Builders was victorious at the association’s annual competition for four-year programs, bringing home several superlative titles and an endowment grant.

The inaugural event allowed members of the KSU community to share what the civil right’s leader’s philosophy’s meant to them personally.

Members of the KSU community gathered in the Sturgis Library Friday, Jan. 20, to watch the inauguration of President Donald Trump with mixed reactions.