Counseling and Psychological Services showed students the power of practicing music and mindfulness simultaneously.
Category: Arts & Living
September recognized as National Recovery Month
The Center for Young Adult Addiction and Recovery hosts arts-and-crafts event to share positivity and promote their services during National Recovery Month.
Coffee house provides students inclusion, comfort
Independent Grounds Cafe is a local coffee house with a mission of inclusion, supporting its community and providing resources for individuals with disabilities.
Naloxone training teaches students fundamentals of overdose aid
The Center for Young Adult Addiction and Recovery teaches students how to administer a medication with the power to offset the effects of an opioid overdose.
Zuckerman Museum of Art to host opening reception for Fall Exhibition Series
The Zuckerman Museum of Art will debut the Fall Exhibition Series this semester with a public opening reception.
Custom college apparel brought to Owls by University Tees
University Tees has student organizations covered for customizable apparel at Kennesaw State.
Twenty-First annual Pigs and Peaches BBQ Festival provides local vendors immense exposure
The City of Kennesaw’s Pigs and Peaches BBQ Festival is one of the region’s most integral festivals for small businesses.
Goo Goo Dolls concert at Chastain Park features songs from new album
The Goo Goo Dolls performed songs from their new album, “Chaos in Bloom” at Cadence Bank Amphitheater on Aug. 28.
Owls welcomed with Neon Glow Takeover in Student Center
KSU’s Week of Welcome kicked off with tons of fun events such as the Neon Glow Student Center Takeover.
CARES welcomes students with free pantry giveaway
KSU CARES hosted a Pop-Up Pantry giveaway, providing students free groceries during campus Weeks of Welcome.
Volunteerism: ways to serve, contribute to community
There is a myriad of opportunities left in which students can donate their time and skills before the semester is over.
Staying motivated and navigating burnout
There is a fine line between staying on top of your work and putting too much of your energy into everything all at once.