Several KSU professors pay tribute to singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell
Category: Arts & Living
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.
KSU trio ventures across 50 states
Three KSU students turned a weekend adventure into a volunteering operation with a full-blown social media campaign.
Campus Resources: The Writing Center
KSU’s Writing Center is a treasure among on-campus resources because it offers students help in any stage of their writing process.
KSU project unearths discoveries of Civil Rights Movement
The Atlanta Student Movement Project involved with Kennesaw State is aiming to tell an untold history and celebrate the unsung heroes of the Civil Rights Movement.
LGBTQ resource center hosts bi-weekly discussion forum
KSU students have the opportunity to voice their concerns about current events in an open forum event hosted by the LGBTQ Resource Center.
KSU Instructor releases untold stories of Civil War
A KSU instructor transcribed the never-before-seen writings of a Civil War soldier in an upcoming book.
Local volunteers help recycle at KSU move-in day
A group of employees from a local financial group volunteered to help break down cardboard boxes and recycle them during move-in day at KSU.
KSU brings hypnotists and food drive to WOW
Kennesaw State students will have the chance to help feed disadvantaged people by volunteering at the Rise Against Hunger event and the chance to be hypnotized during a mentalist show.
