Lighting Up With No Headlights At about 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 14, a KSU officer conducted a traffic stop on a black BMW traveling […]
Category: News
Wassmuth Leaves Empty Chair in Communication Department
Birgit Wassmuth, the Chair of the Department of Communication, tendered her resignation March 19 in a letter to Dr. Robin Dorff, Dean of the College of […]
Students Fight Over Concealed Carry
SGA voted Thursday against supporting the Safe Carry Protection Act, House Bill 512 ,which allows students to carry a concealed firearm on university campuses. The bill […]
Mock Trial Team Wins Seat at National Championship
The KSU Mock Trial team earned a bid to the American Mock Trial Association national championship tournament after placing third in a field of 24 […]
Search for First KSU Head Football Coach is Over
KSU Athletic Director Vaughn Williams announced that Brian Bohannon, the former quarterbacks and B-backs coach at Georgia Tech will make history on Tuesday when he […]
Perseverance Pushes KSU Athlete to Make History
KSU track athlete Andre Dorsey earned second team All-American honors at the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships despite having overcome injuries. In high school, Dorsey participated […]
Men’s Golf Fights Through Strong Competition and Rain Delays for Second Place Finish
The KSU men’s golf team finished second in the Linger Longer Intercollegiate tournament on Sunday after rain caused the tournament to be cut short at […]
Softball Falls to Mercer in Final Regular Season Meeting
The KSU softball team lost only their fifth game of the season, losing to Mercer 4-2 on Wednesday, March 20. This was the final Owls […]
Owls Baseball Cruise Past Northern Kentucky in Series Sweep
Kennesaw State baseball continued its home stand at Stillwell Stadium against Northern Kentucky in a conference matchup on March 22-24, as they swept the Norse 3-0. […]
Over $90,000 Spent, SABAC Allocates 70% of Budget
According to the Student Activities and Budget Advisory Committee budget for Financial Year 2013 $164,000 was allocated to Registered Student Organizations requesting extra funds. In the […]
Obama’s Criticized, Budget Sequestration Amid Deadlocked Congress
Nearly two months into a second term marked by major federal spending cuts and Congress’ continued inability to work together, public polls show that less […]
SGA Beat: Talks of New University Seat, House Bill 512 and the Masquerade Ball
During the SGA meeting of March 14th, President Rosalyn Hedgepeth reminded attendees to stay tuned to new developments of the possibility of KSU creating a new […]