Category: Arts & Living

Every two weeks, KSU students can indulge in a full meal while learning how to make healthy foods on a college budget at the Health and Wellness Center cooking demos.

KSU CARE Services opened a new pantry on the Marietta campus on Feb. 5 as a response to the growing demand from food insecure students on the Marietta campus.

One artist has been permanently changed for the better by his experience with art at KSU.

The African American Student Alliance hosted a screening of “The Hate U Give” last week to celebrate Black History Month.

After interning at radio show “The Bert Show” last semester, one KSU student was promoted to assistant producer.

Two organizations are working together at KSU to end environmental injustice by voicing disapproval of Yahama’s support of a bill likely to reduce environmental protections on fisheries.

The 13th annual “Collage” performance featured over 200 musicians.

A celebrated composer recently visited KSU to compose a wind ensemble performance of his music.

A new student film uses dance to address systemic racism and explore the experiences of black women.

KSU drew in one alumna with its beauty and growth potential — now she’s pursuing her dream job as a sports journalist.

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

President and CEO of ML Industries spoke to graduates at KSU’s commencement ceremony.