Category: News

Plethora creates custom machine parts that can be used in a variety of different fields.

Kyle Kashuv issued an apology and attempted to meet with the school privately before ultimately being turned down and having his admission rescinded.

Rising-senior Bradley Heath was chosen to attend the Harvard Business School’s Summer Venture in Management Program June 15-21.

A group of KSU students flew to Europe last month to visit different facilities and farms to learn more about sustainability programs and practices.

The new position works as a hybrid job that alternates between working with the Georgia News Lab and assisting with the Center for Sustainable Journalism

Cobb County commissioners are proposing lifting a moratorium on the construction of off-campus student housing later this month.

According to the Red & Black, then UGA provost Dr. Pamela Whitten was allegedly displeased when a professor wanted UGA to acknowledge its history of slavery.

During a career that involved many achievements despite multiple injuries, Jordan Gray cemented herself as a KSU legend.

A team of four recent KSU graduates won first place at the 12th annual American College of Sports Medicine Student Bowl in Orlando, Florida in May.

A group of students recently earned prizes for their work in a spring course, working in teams to solve data-related problems for partnering companies.

The university’s main entrance will undergo a transformation to accommodate the growing campus.

Hillary Steiner’s prior endeavors with the SoTL spoke volumes about her capabilities as associate director for CETL.