The university sets a mock dorm on fire to teach students about fire safety.
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Guest swipe policy updated for first-year residents
After plenty of back-and-forth over guest swipe policies, all meal plans are back to the old policy again.
Brunswick Zone XL hopes to attract KSU students with new renovations
Brunswick Zone XL in Kennesaw caters to students with renovations scheduled to be finished at the end of November.
KSU alumni create new product for tailgate parties
Combine the joys of beer pong and mini golf, and you have Putter Pong.
Students engage in heated debate over Trump
Newt Gingrich’s visit to Kennesaw State University drew vocal opinions from both ends of the political spectrum.
Newt Gingrich campaigns for Trump at KSU
The former Speaker of the House criticized Hillary Clinton’s “Two D’s: Deplorable and Dishonesty” to a student-sparse audience.
Study abroad programs to continue in Zika-affected countries
KSU’s education abroad programs will not be cancelled in any of the countries widely affected by the Zika Virus.
Volunteer fair encourages students to serve
Volunteer services at KSU showcased 43 agencies looking for students to help serve their communities at the annual volunteer fair.
Students get cheated out of voting
KSU is cracking down on unauthorized voter registration on both campuses.
City of Woodstock dedicates 9/11 artifact
The City of Woodstock unveiled a new memorial during its 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on Sept. 11, 2016, which took place in The Park at City […]
KSU student drowns in Chattahoochee River
A 22-year-old Kennesaw State University student drowned in the Chattahoochee River Sept. 5, according to Cobb County Police.
We the People: Constitution Week kicks off Sept. 17 at KSU
Constitution Day commemorates the formation and signing of the U.S. Constitution by thirty-nine brave men on September 17, 1787, recognizing all who, are born in […]