Category: Arts & Living

The School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development in conjunction with Trends Global put on a simulation for students and alumni from March 9-10.

According to documents recently released by the U.S. Treasury, the U.S. is expected to borrow almost a trillion dollars in the 2018 fiscal year.

The KSU Model NATO team is a student organization that has recently won awards for its annual participation in the International Model NATO conference held in Washington, D.C.

Kick off Pan-Africa week this Friday night with entertainment provided by Harmonic Uganda.

Jonathan Steltzer, a sophomore music education major and the winner of the 2018 KSU Concerto competition, is being highlighted as a soloist in the John Mackey Soprano Sax and Wind concerto.

Members of the KSU Motorsports team held the sixth annual Formula South Invitational race Saturday, promoting friendly competition between universities.

KSU seniors Jalen Scott Uboh and Aubrey Evins have founded a medical supplier business in the middle of their undergraduate venture that has found corporate success.

Caroline Berman, a student of Kennesaw State’s Academy for Inclusive Learning and Social Growth, is receiving local attention for her first novel, “Flight.”

Andrew Green currently serves as a full-time lecturer for the Coles College of Business, but his charismatic and comedic nature brings a teaching experience that gives students a different experience in the world of information systems.

With the growing support of the LGBTQ+ community, KSU has a multitude of groups to help queer students connect with others who share the similar experiences that come with specific identities.

Two KSU students are giving people the opportunity to step into the shoes of those living with anxiety.

The Odyssey peer mentoring program hosted a small showcasing event Feb. 22 for students wanting to artistically express themselves.