KSU officials have procedures in place in the case of a measles outbreak at school.
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Wellness on Wheels event helps KSU students relax before finals
KSU’s Health Promotion and Wellness November event, Wellness on Wheels, helps students de-stress before finals.
Star linebacker leads defense for third season, focuses on team success
Now in his third season, Bryson Armstrong has become one of the most dominant and decorated football players in the Big South Conference.
Outside the Nest: Missing Clark Atlanta student found dead in DeKalb County park
On Friday, Atlanta police were led by a suspect to the location of a dead university student, Alexis Crawford, who was reported missing Nov. 1.
Amerigroup, KSU host sixth annual Disability Mentoring Day
KSU’s Academy for Inclusive Learning and Social Growth partnered with renowned insurance company Amerigroup to host its annual event to help students in career planning and development.
LGBTQ Resource Center holds monthly pop-up shop for transgender students
KSU’s monthly “TRANScend Clothing Closet” pop-up shop provides transgender, non-binary and gender-nonconforming students with clothes at no cost.
Coles College supporters inducted into Hall of Fame
Sid Mookerji and Richard Taylor were inducted into the Coles College of Business Hall of Fame Wednesday, Oct. 30.
KSU professor faces death threats over criticism of government
A KSU professor who has been an active voice against the current Nigerian government has been met with multiple death threats this semester.
KSU economics professor predicts no 2020 recession
Kennesaw State professor of economics Roger Tutterow elaborates on the state of the economy and what a potential recession means for KSU students.
KSU’s dining hall ranks among best in country
The Commons dining hall has recently been awarded as the fifth-best college dining hall in the nation.
Student handcrafts creature costume, showcases at Owl-O-Ween
Marisol Griffith’s terrifying Halloween costume evokes the best part of nostalgia.
Outside the Nest: Iraqi people protest corrupt government, shut roads down
Thousands of Iraqis took to the street and closed main roads down Sunday to protest government corruption, high unemployment and poor public services.