Author: Shannon Mira Mayembe

A documentary surrounding Henrieta Lacks was screened for KSU’s Creed Week.

By combining years of experience and unique teaching styles, a KSU professor introduces students to international marketing.

On Nov. 10, the Georgia Writers Association held its ninth annual Red Clay Writers Conference on the Kennesaw Campus.

KSU has paired with the People’s Republic of China to bring students a unique educational experience.

A Kennesaw State professor uses her experience in writing to help students tap into their own creativity.

A KSU professor has been instrumental in helping students improve their writing and gain valuable experience.

Kennesaw State is continuing its Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative fellowship for the 2018 spring semester starting with the arrival of Southeast Asian fellows in Atlanta, GA on Jan. 31.

“The Writing Center is a resource for students that builds confidence and supports academic growth in writing. Ultimately, students leave the Writing Center as better writers who can more confidently write in their English classes and in their field.“

Kennesaw State’s school of Theatre and Performance Studies will put on eight shows throughout the spring semester starting Jan. 25, 2018.

“Music has the power to transform lives and accomplish so much good.”

“While I met these phenomenal people who welcomed me with open arms, it still bothers me that I was the only African-American female on court this year.”