Beginning Spring Semester, smokers may have to walk farther before they’re able to light up. SGA Director of Student Services Lindsay Knox met with KSU’s […]
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Inaugural Marketplace of Ideas features Obamacare debate
KSU hosted the first installment of its Marketplace of Ideas debate series Tuesday evening to discuss the pros and cons of the controversial Affordable Care […]
Police Beat
UNLICENSED AND UNDER THE INFLUENCE Officer Dicks observed a silver Toyota 4Runner traveling without headlights early Nov. 1. The officer initiated a traffic stop and […]
Veterans Honored at Student-Organized Event
Members of the KSU community gathered in the Student Center Thursday to celebrate and thank veterans in a ceremony featuring a keynote address from a […]
Lutheran Church Hosts Blood Drive on Campus
Each year, KSU hosts several blood drives on campus. The First United Lutheran Church, in conjunction with LifeSouth, held a blood drive Thursday in its […]
Students, Faculty Voice Concerns about KSU/SPSU Consolidation
“Please do not be disappointed if my answer to your question is ‘I don’t know. That’s going to be decided by the implementation committee and […]
UN Assistant Secretary General Speaks About Gender Equality
The Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations delivered a keynote address at KSU Friday as part of a two-day CIFAL meeting. The CIFAL (International […]
More A-Sun Teams Giving Traditional Powers Trouble
It was Sherwood Brown and the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles who shocked the college basketball world last season with an inspiring run in the NCAA […]
Southern Poly Stung by News of Merger: SPSU Students Shocked, Angered
Kennesaw State University and Southern Polytechnic State University will merge into one larger institution in 2015, the Board of Regents of the University System of […]
Veteran Community to be Honored Nov. 7: Event Features Vietnam-era Medal of Honor Recipient
KSU will salute America’s veterans at an event featuring a keynote address from a Medal of Honor recipient on Thursday, Nov. 7 at noon on […]
Police Beat
WHO’S GOT THE HERB? Officer Jordan was dispatched to University Village Suites in reference to the odor of marijuana coming from one of the […]
Culture Clash: International Students Adapt to School in America
KSU educates about 3,000 international students from more than 120 countries around the globe, said International Student Association Adviser Francis Kabongo. Many of them find […]