KSU has been recognized once again for minority participation in undergraduate STEM degrees.
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Student among dead in South Korea following Halloween crowd surge
The Kennesaw State University campus is mourning the death of Steven Blesi, an international business student killed in the Seoul crowd rush.
Motorist accident causes fatality on Frey and Campus Loop Rd.
A fatal accident occurred earlier Thursday afternoon on the Frey Road and Campus Loop Road intersection outside of the Central parking deck.
Billboard ranks MEBUS program among top music business schools
Mic drop! KSU Joel A. Katz Music and Entertainment Business program is turning heads once again, and not just because of their sick tunes!
DriveStrong provides unique driver safety lessons, supports student involvement
Kennesaw State University students take the wheel behind a public relations campaign for DriveStrong this semester.
A guide to Georgia’s midterm elections
Several federal and statewide elections are on the ballot this year, as are different ballot measures.
Cross Country finds success in ASUN Championship
Kennesaw State Cross Country teams competed in the ASUN Cross Country Championships on Saturday, Oct. 29.
Women in Science forum encourages KSU’s women in STEM
Four woman leaders in science shared inspiration and insight with Kennesaw State University students about pursuing careers in STEM.
Marietta campus celebrates 12th Annual Pumpkin Launch
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No! It’s a pumpkin!
Diplomacy Lab welcomes U.S. Special Representative for Global Partnerships
Diplomacy Lab research students and faculty met with the U.S. Special Representative for Global Partnerships following the third successful year of KSU’s involvement in the national program.
USG tenure policy changes spark discontent among faculty
Following the USG’s censure by the American Association of University Professors, a survey reflects faculty members’ negative responses to changes in the dismissal of tenured members.
New candidates for GA House of Representatives on ballot for District 35
Kennesaw and Acworth voters will see two different candidates to represent them in the Georgia House of Representatives following the end of the incumbent’s term for 2023.