Students must see each other as peers, not opponents, and professors ought to be treated as mediators facilitating a dialogue instead of dictating it.
Category: Arts & Living
Miller’s ‘Roots’ bring beauty, tragedy to KSU
Dr. Charles Parrott and the department of Theatre and Performance Studies hosted acclaimed performance artist Tim Miller and his one-man show, “Rooted,” on Jan. 25 and 26 at the Stillwell Theater.
‘Mini Producer’ overshadows her disability
Jasmine Manuel, a 22-year-old entrepreneurship major, is definitely not your average student. Although she suffers from Osteogenesis Imperfecta Type 3 and is confined to a power chair, this Kennesaw State senior is a talented powerhouse with many projects under her belt.
Black History Month committee aims to “dig deeper”
With Black History Month around the corner, KSU prepares to launch a series of events commemorating the legacy of the minds that started a revolution in civil rights and culture in America.
KSU presents: The inauguration of OWL Creed Week
On Jan. 28, 1998, members of the Kennesaw State Student Human Task Force led by KSU alumna Michelle Wise established a document of beliefs that brought forth the value of commitment to student relationships in a transition to a more diverse campus community.
Outgoing seniors give graduation advice to students
Although they are on their way out, graduating seniors have some advice for lower classmen who are still looking for the key to successfully getting through each semester.
KSU strengthens relations between US, Southeast Asia through its students
Kennesaw State is continuing its Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative fellowship for the 2018 spring semester starting with the arrival of Southeast Asian fellows in Atlanta, GA on Jan. 31.
Behind the ‘@,’ Meet the people that tweet info you need to know
Contrary to popular belief, the Twitter account is not operated by college-aged students, but it is instead operated by two university employees who have been with the department since it’s establishment in January 2015.
Student-formed metal band finds quick success
The newly established outfit formed in April 2017 already has songs featured on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and a multitude of other streaming services. The band is made up entirely of college students — three of them currently attending Kennesaw State.
KSU Miracle raises $25,000 using social media
KSU Miracle, a student-run fundraising organization that donates its proceeds to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, has managed to raise over $25,000 using a social media-related fundraiser.
