For this year’s Hoot Out Hunger, CARE Services hosted a competition between KSU and Monmouth University to see who could donate the most to each school’s pantry.
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KSU President Whitten joins NCAA Committee on Academics
Kennesaw State President Pamela Whitten is currently working directly with the NCAA Division I Committee on Academics.
Global Village hosts workshop for immigrant students entering workforce
On Wednesday, Oct. 30, KSU’s Global Village hosted a workshop with Kuck Baxter Immigration to teach students about visas and immigration for after they graduate.
Moe’s Southwest Grill to replace Burrito Bowl in Carmichael Student Center
Kennesaw State University adds Moe’s Southwest Grill to the James V. Carmichael Student Center on the Kennesaw Campus and will be available to the student body in Spring 2020.
Athletics Department uses Bluetooth to track classroom attendance
Kennesaw State’s Athletic Department started using a Bluetooth tracker to monitor student attendance.
Soccer finishes strong, prepares for ASUN Quarterfinals
The Kennesaw State women’s soccer team completed its regular season with a pair of home victories.
Nursing professor receives grant, aims to help post-partum education
WellStar School of Nursing Assistant Professor Yenupini Joyce Adams was one of three recipients across the country to receive a grant for her post-partum research.
Outside the Nest: Millions of Californians without power after company purposely cuts electricity
PG&E has blacked out over one million of its customers by Sunday morning as northern California sees historic windstorm.
Progressive student organizations protest conservative speaker at KSU
KSU student organizations KSUnited and KPA protested conservative speaker Michael J. Knowles Monday, Oct. 21.