Category: Arts & Living
Phillip Phillips Comes “Home”
On Sunday, March 24, Georgia native Phillip Phillips put on a concert in Kennesaw for a packed house at the newly named, Fifth Third Bank […]
Be The Match: Bone Marrow Drive Comes to KSU
The Student Nurses Association will hold a bone marrow drive on April 17 in an effort to find a suitable donor for a young girl […]
A Night Dancing Under the Stars
Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to swing! On Friday, March 29 the KSU Swing Dance Association will be hosting their very first […]
Club of the Week: International Student Association (ISA)
The International Student Association is an organization that caters to the whole student body. The group’s mission is to serve as a liaison to introduce […]
Sentinel Flashback – Road Atlanta Opens
Road Atlanta is an annual amateur racing event held in Atlanta, recognized as one of the world’s best road courses. In 1969, David Sloyer, Earl […]
Pride Alliance Dresses for Equality
“What is love? Baby don’t hurt me!” blared over the speakers, hyping the packed house in the University Room, accessorized with glow sticks and […]
Club of the Week: Sowers of Knowledge
CLUB NAME: Sowers of Knowledge (SOK) When & Where SOK meets: SOK meets the first Wednesday of each month at 1 p.m. in Pilcher Building […]
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Sabine Smith
Dr. Sabine Smith, German professor in KSU’s foreign language department has been selected for the faculty spotlight. She exceeds the expectations in order to provide […]
Advising Center Relocates
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences’ Undergraduate Advising Center has a new location in Willingham Hall. Located in room 223, the Undergraduate Advising Center […]
Thai Ginger vs. Island Spoon
Within a few minutes’ drive of KSU lies a hidden gem of a restaurant: Thai Ginger. The atmosphere is one of an upscale Thai restaurant. “If […]