KSU’s recent online enrollment growth earns the university a spot in the top 100 colleges and universities offering online learning programs.
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OPINION: KSU should not remove the Culinary Sustainability, Hospitality program
The Culinary Sustainability and Hospitality program is an important part of Kennesaw State’s offerings, and closing it down will do more harm than good.
KSU receives historic $10 million donation
Kennesaw State University recently received a generous donation from a Michigan philanthropist couple.
Kennesaw State’s 2019 winter break shorter than previous years
Following the Fall 2019 semester, Kennesaw State’s winter break was shorter than it has been in the past due to the semester’s start and end dates.
Chemistry professor awarded Petroleum Research Fund grant
Altug Poyraz, an assistant professor of inorganic chemistry at KSU was awarded a $55,000 American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund grant to conduct research on petroleum coke with his students.
Student Government president steps down over break
Former President Brand stepped down for personal reasons over winter break.
BREAKING: KSU women’s basketball starter charged, arrested for murder
Kamiyah Street, the starting point guard for KSU’s women’s basketball team, was arrested Thursday for murdering an Atlanta man.
KSU reveres commuter students with week of events
Adult and Commuter Student Affairs hosted a week of events and presentations to show their appreciation for commuter students.
Record enrollment yields increased dorms, faculty proposals
As KSU sees growth in its Fall 2019 enrollment, the university also wants to hire more faculty and build more dorms for students.
Cobb Public Service Commissioner talks energy development in Georgia
Tricia Pridemore spoke to students about the energy plants that exist across Georgia and plans that the Georgia Public Service Commission has for the future.
Outside the Nest: Venice floods continue, government declares state of emergency
On Nov. 14, the Italian Government declared a state of emergency as record-high floodwaters continued, causing damage and destruction to cultural and historic landmarks.
Service Saturday students volunteer at McKenna Farms
KSU held its monthly Service Saturday for students to gain volunteer hours Saturday, Nov. 16.