The former first lady passed away at her home in Plains, Georgia. On Sunday, Nov. 19, former first lady Rosalynn Carter passed away at her […]
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Carmichael Student Center considered for new Starbucks
University Dining is currently assessing whether or not a fully operational Starbucks could be built in the student center on Kennesaw Campus
Annual Pumpkin Launch held on Marietta campus
This annual event showcased designs created by students of KSU’s Engineering Program.
GA Supreme Court upholds 6-week ban on abortion
After four years of appeals since its passage in 2019, the Georgia Supreme Court ruled that Georgia’s abortion ban after six weeks.
Federal judge orders voting maps to be redrawn
On Oct. 26, a federal judge ruled that Georgia’s redrawn congressional maps violate the Voting Rights Act. U.S. District Judge Steve Jones ruled that the […]
Kennesaw’s entertainment district expands benefits
Downtown Kennesaw brings in new attractions for visitors and residents.
SGA announces board members for new Procedural Operations Committee
The new committee will deal with issues including campus safety and legislation to aid students. Kennesaw State University’s Student Government Association announced their board members […]
SGA working with President Schwaig to restore Adobe Creative Cloud licenses
Efforts made to restore Adobe access comes amid student criticism of the initial choice to remove student access. Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association is collaborating […]
Volleyball player arrested for DUI
Volleyball setter McKinley Ferguson was arrested by Kennesaw Police on Oct. 12 and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, according to a police report on the incident.
Student dies in Austin Residence Complex
The cause of death is still currently under investigation.
SGA meetings focus on anti-discrimination measures
The SGA is working on safety measures for students against discrimination.
Residents of off-campus complex voice concerns after multiple incidents
Residents at the Indy deal with various incidents ranging from trash and dog feces in the halls, to routine false fire alarms and racist graffiti.