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.
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KSU announces new assistant vice president for Campus Services
KSU appoints chief institutional auditor Lesley Netter-Snowden as new Assistant Vice President for Campus Services.
Outside the Nest: Conflicting reports differ over Saudi Arabian oil strike
Saudi Arabia and U.S. blame Iran for drone strikes on Saudi Arabian oil facilities.
KSU Police arrests suspect, discovers stolen handgun, drugs during traffic stop
KSUPD recovered a stolen handgun during a traffic stop.
KSU launches online resource for students in financial need
The Financial Hardship website is meant to help students search find the resources for their individual solutions instead of bouncing between departments.
KSU alumni named 2019 WNBA coach of the year
Former Owl James Wade was recognized around the league, as he was presented with the Coach of the Year award before his first round- playoff game
Outside the Nest: South Korean cargo ship overturns off Georgia Coast
A South Korean cargo ship carrying 23 crew members and a pilot overturned Sunday off of the coast of Georgia.
New KSU chief diversity officer begins tenure
KSU President Dr. Pamela Whitten recently appointed Dr. Sylvia Carey-Butler as KSU’s new Chief Diversity Officer.
New interim vice provost brings global opportunities to campus
The new interim assistant vice provost plans to bring more opportunities to campus for students.
Students fill stands for KSU football
Over 2,600 students were present for the 59-0 win for the Owls at Fifth-Thirds Bank Stadium.
College of the Arts announces 2019-20 season
This year, ArtsKSU Presents will be adding new research presentations to their extensive event list.