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Several student organizations came together to move on from prior racial issues.

Kennesaw State University officials named Ivan Pulinkala last week as the new dean for the university’s College of the Arts and announced finalist candidates on Monday, March 11, for the dean position with the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

The Kennesaw Business Association will host a six-week course on small business for KBA members and KSU students beginning March 13.

Savings are expected to increase in Fall when more textbooks and course materials will be more accessible at Kennesaw State bookstores.

Elections for Student Government Association began Monday, March 11, and candidates discussed the issues they hope to address.

Officers from the Kennesaw State Police Department met with university officials, students and student-run organizations to discuss the recent public safety concerns on campus during a meeting on March 4.

The Comprehensive Administrative Review made progress in January 2019 when the Center for University Learning launched new training for supervisors and managers to increase internal communication.

The Interfraternity Council at Kennesaw State posed a permanent ban on all alcohol that exceeds more than 15 percent alcohol by volume at events where one or more of its member fraternities are present.

Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association invited a student activist organization to its Feb. 27 meeting to discuss recent racial incidents on campus and hear proposed solutions which aim to combat these incidents in the future.

The 2019 National Conference of Undergraduate Research will result in redirected classes and over 4,500 people visiting campus throughout a span of three days from April 11 to April 13.