The leadership structure of Kennesaw State University’s Department of Culinary and Hospitality Services was shaken up by the resignation of award-winning executive director Gary Coltek […]
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Consolidation Consquences: Finanical Aid Frenzy
Financial aid is the one thing that makes college possible for several students. When refunds were disbursed September 4, 2015 to Higher One cards, several […]
Report calls for in-state tuition for undocumented students
The Georgia Budget and Policy Institution released a policy report Sept. 29 making the case that undocumented immigrants protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood […]
KSU Students Go Blue at the Zuckerman Museum of Art
Blue at the Z gave Kennesaw State University students the opportunity to try their hand at custom dyeing fabric in the front lawn of the […]
KSU provides update on Commons overcrowding issues
Since the merger, students have felt the pressure of the increase in population all across campus, from Card Services to the parking lots. The Commons, […]
Fire Scare at The Commons
A fire scare in The Commons Monday evening, Sept. 28 forced the building to be evacuated and left students standing in the rain while they […]
Real World Advice from a Real World Journalist
The Society of Professional Journalists was honored to host CNN Associate Producer Jennifer Matthews on Tuesday evening as she spoke to the organization about the […]
KSU Professors Co-Write Book With Georgia’s First Lady
The Atlanta History Center co-hosted a discussion panel Sept. 28 with KSU history professors Dr. Catherine Lewis and Dr. Jennifer Dickey and First Lady Sandra […]
Dealing with split university disorder
The consolidation of Kennesaw State University and Southern Polytechnic State University is tearing students apart. Students are being forced to attend classes on both campuses […]
Off-Campus Shooting Raises Security Concerns
An off-campus shooting rattled the Kennesaw State University community Monday, Sept. 21. According to a statement issued by the KSU Office of Strategic Communications and […]
Catching up with Congress
Congress discloses information on bills and budgets that can improve the cost of tuition and the health care provided to students.
College of Science and Mathematics Recognizes 2015 Birla Carbon Scholars
Eric Gabilondo, a Kennesaw State University junior and chemistry major, won the top poster award at the Birla Carbon Symposium on August 21 at the […]
