KSU’s men’s tennis team hit a program best 10 wins over the weekend but lost, 6-1, to rival Mercer to drop to 10-9 (1-4 A-Sun) […]
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Former Hoot Employee Claims Wrongful Termination
A fired Sodexo employee filed a discrimination complaint in April 2011 and said KSU police officers misrepresented his statements in an incident report from November […]
KSU Looks to Revitalize South Side of Campus with University Place Phase II Addition
KSU’s edition of upperclassmen housing University Place Phase II is slated to open for fall semester 2012. The new phase will boast similar floor plans […]
What will You Stand For?
On Saturday, March 31, several thousands of Kennesaw community members will stand together to promote peace in an attempt to break the world record for […]
Police Beat
Water Bong Done Wrong An officer was dispatched to the University Village dorms on February 19 at 4:29 p.m. in reference to suspected marijuana. The […]
End of an Era: Coach Colby Tilley Retires
Last Monday, KSU’s women’s basketball head coach, Colby Tilley, saw his 35-year coaching career come to an end when he announced his retirement after 17 […]
Owls Finish Fourth at Linger Longer Invitational
KSU’s men’s golf team finished at a respectable fourth place in the Linger Longer Invitational at the Great Waters Course at Reynold’s Plantation in Greensboro, […]
Henderson has Off Day, Eagles Soar with Three-Game Sweeper
KSU’s softball team hosted in-state rival Georgia Southern for the first three-game series ever at Bailey Park over the weekend, however the performance didn’t quite […]
Owls Earn Fourth Straight Series Win Despite Sunday Loss to Jacksonville
KSU’s baseball team earned series victories, on the road, in its first two conference matchups of the season, taking two games from the Mercer Bears […]
KSU Men’s Rugby Walks Tightrope to First Ever DI Playoffs.
KSU’s men’s rugby team will need to defeat, and score at least four tries against Georgia Southern when they host them next Saturday at […]
The Tweet Heard ‘Round the World
On Tuesday afternoon, March 13, the campus green was full of students in purple and gold with T-shirts and posters donning the phrase “#SaveRichard.” KSU […]
Students Plea for More Handicapped Parking Spaces
Billy Reynolds, a KSU senior history major, recently sent a complaint to the Sentinel that questioned KSU’s compliance with the 2009 Americans with Disabilities Act […]