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Kaledin plans to integrate parts of her research into future course materials for undergraduate and graduate students.

The U.S. House of Representatives is moving forward with a formal impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.

Kennesaw State partnered with Marietta City Schools to create an exhibition about the history of Marietta’s schools on the site of former Lemon Street High School.

iTeach MakerBus project lead Leigh Martin praises the rest of the team for always helping out with ideas and execution as the program grows.

In response to rumors of renovations to the Student Center, Kennesaw State University’s Student Government Association hosted a town hall meeting on Friday, Sept. 20, to address the situation.

The vice president for student affairs, K.C. White, stepped down from her position and will leave KSU next month.

The Florida-based engineering and construction firm Haskell has reached out to KSU’s College of Computing and Software Engineering to aid in the development of new VR simulation.

KSU’s Coles College of Business has begun the first wave of Flight Academy, an engagement program that recognizes students for career-based activities and events.

Atlanta was just one of many international cities participating in the strike against climate change, making the protest the largest organized environmental event in history, according to NPR news.

KSU appoints chief institutional auditor Lesley Netter-Snowden as new Assistant Vice President for Campus Services.

Saudi Arabia and U.S. blame Iran for drone strikes on Saudi Arabian oil facilities.