Category: Arts & Living

KSU students debuted their rendition of the classic play, “Our Town” Tuesday, Nov. 6, in the Stillwell Theater.

One artist featured in the KSU Capstone Exhibition uses his art as a way to learn about and heal himself.

What seemed like a simple fascination with entertainment, news and pop culture has now become one KSU senior’s reality as he lives out his dream of becoming an on-air personality while interning with Q100’s “The Bert Show.”

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

“God works in funny ways. He does bad things sometimes because in the end, they are good. Something bad can happen to you, but it may happen because it will make you better. He does bad to ultimately create good.” – Max Gruver

Homelessness Awareness Week teaches students that homelessness can affect anyone, no matter their background.

A KSU professor upkeeps the little-known campus greenhouse and courtyard pond.

One student combines her love for sports and her love for reporting by hosting a show with Owl Network.

The Museum of History and Holocaust Education’s annual swing dance will take place on Nov. 3.

KSU students sound off on their experiences with the supernatural.

A documentary screening held at KSU shed light on the untold story of one of the world’s most recent religions.

KSU’s Museum of History and Holocaust Education has multiple outreach programs to help educate children in primary and secondary schools.