Author: Sabrina Kerns

A former Kennesaw State professor was indicted after he allegedly planted a pipe bomb inside of a stolen car, forcing the evacuation of a neighborhood in Acworth, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Kennesaw State’s Police Department began posting updates and safety notifications on its website and Facebook page as a way to inform students, faculty and staff about any dangers that have occurred on campus.

The National Science Foundation will begin to implement a new term and condition on Oct. 22 that will take a step toward ensuring that the research and learning environments supported by the foundation are free from sexual harassment and assault.

Kennesaw State Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Linda Noble placed a strategic pause on the curriculum change review process at the university.

Kennesaw State filed a response on Sept. 19 to a lawsuit brought against the university earlier this year by a christian student organization, denying many of the claims brought forward in the organization’s complaint.

Kennesaw State recently selected 35 students as part of the first cohort of the Coca-Cola First Generation and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Scholars program.

Kennesaw State sent out an alert to the KSU community on Monday, Oct. 1, at approximately 4:16 a.m. stating that four armed suspects involved in an off-campus incident fled the scene and abandoned their vehicle on the Kennesaw campus.

Police recently charged an Atlanta teenager in connection to the July 29 shooting that ended in the death of a Kennesaw State student, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Kennesaw State’s Office of Research will host its inaugural John C. Salerno Memorial Research Symposium on Friday, Sept. 28 to celebrate and showcase faculty research.

Tommia Dean, a former Kennesaw State cheerleader who kneeled during the national anthem before a football game last year, spoke about her experiences protesting at KSU on a live episode of “The View” on Wednesday, Sept. 19.

Kennesaw State announced on Monday, Sept. 17, that the drinking water on campus is safe to drink despite concerns about the quality of the water.

The Kennesaw State Police Department reported in their daily crime log that there were two possible suicide attempts by students on the Kennesaw campus in September during National Suicide Prevention Month.