A Kennesaw State student talked about her struggles as a transgender woman and how KSU’s LGBTQ Resource Center has been a safe space for her.
Category: Arts & Living
KSU alumna creates her own bakery and hand-made skateboard shop
A former KSU student pursues her dreams of having her own shop and it is definitely paying off.
First black dean is two steps ahead
The first black dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences provides insight on the nearby future of the school.
Where reality and the digital overlap: New lab engages users
So what, so what, so what’s the scenario?
KSU’s first undergrad earns microbiology fellowship
One KSU student is the first and only undergraduate from Georgia to receive a fellowship for the American Society for Microbiology.
KSU student first undergrad to earn microbiology fellowship
One KSU student is the first and only undergraduate from Georgia to receive a fellowship for the American Society for Microbiology.
Film screening showcases the persistence of women
A film screening highlighting women’s rights encourages women to be their own heroes.
A pool, a party and a proximity to blackness
After a viral tweet by a KSU graduate became controversial, students weigh in on PWIs versus HBCUs.
Students ignite the flame of their futures
Serving as representatives of KSU, two Ignition leaders detail what it is like to welcome newly-admitted students to campus.
International Owls: Friedrich Winkler
Kennesaw State has a global community, according to its website, with students from more than 120 countries in its undergraduate and graduate programs. KSU serves as a home to many international students such as Friedrich Winkler.
Life coach teaches how to live ‘A Life of Love’
A life coach and KSU student recently published his first self-help book in the latest of a series of successes.
