Author: Sabrina Kerns

Sherry Grable, director of health promotion and wellness, accepted a $3,500 grant from the American Health Foundation to assist a program that will help nursing students stay healthy and manage their stress.

A grant will allow KSU’s Hickory Grove Farm to increase its bee population and pollination efforts.

A grant from the National Science Foundation will support research that could potentially allow humans to gain the ability to regrow limbs.

More than a quarter of KSU students have not submitted their 2017-2018 FAFSA, leaving KSU officials worried students may not receive their financial aid in time for final payment deadlines.

New meal plan options allowing commuters to purchase fewer swipes has led to a decrease in students eating at The Commons and the closure of the second floor in the evenings.

The Center for Health Promotion and Wellness held an event Feb. 14 to start a discussion among students about healthy relationships and how to effectively communicate with others.

The Odyssey Peer Mentoring Program held a workshop on Feb. 9 to help students learn how to effectively network with employers.

The Department of Career Planning and Development held a workshop on Feb. 2 to help prepare students and alumni for upcoming career fairs.

At an event hosted by the Shore Entrepreneurship Center on Jan. 19, students networked and interacted with leading entrepreneurs from the Atlanta area.

Interim President Houston Davis put in an application for University of Central Arkansas presidency as Sam Olens prepares to take the helm of Kennesaw State University.

KSU’s SPJ hosted an educational panel on Oct. 20 to teach students how to report on sensitive topics in journalism.