The week of Sept. 24 is Mental Health Matters Week at Kennesaw State, and students can get involved by attending one of several events.
Category: Arts & Living
Professor Profile: Dr. Lara Smith-Sitton
A KSU professor has been instrumental in helping students improve their writing and gain valuable experience.
KSU Alumna emphasizes importance of Kurdish art
A Kennesaw State graduate reflected on her research into contemporary Kurdish art.
“High Note” music competition highlights KSU
A Kennesaw State student won a local music competition, receiving a $1000 prize to donate to charity.
Student activist propels #TakeAKneeKSU forward
A KSU Student spoke with the Sentinel about her role as a leader in the #TakeAKneeKSU movement.
Bentley Rare Book Museum houses ancient artifacts
KSU’s Bentley Rare Book Museum hosts open houses every Thursday where students can study various collections of unique texts.
Club of the Week: Electric Vehicle Team
Electric vehicles are becoming more prevalent in our society and KSU’s Electric Vehicle Team offers students a chance to build and race them.
KSU professors perform tribute to Joni Mitchell
Several KSU professors pay tribute to singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell
KSU chooses Morocco for its Annual Country Study Program
KSU students can learn about the culture and history of Morocco through a series of events and curriculums.
Zuckerman Museum hosts “Occupations” exhibit
KSU professor Donald Robson spoke to The Sentinel about his “Occupations” series at the Zuckerman Museum of Art.
KSU Hosts 24-Hour Play Festival
Students at KSU created and performed their own plays over a period of 24 hours.
Women’s Resource Center launches “Empower Hour”
The Women’s Resource Center’s new program aims to build a more informed and supportive community for students at KSU with its new Empower Hour program.