Category: News

The director of the Strategic Energy Institute showcased his research regarding electric cars and automotive processes on Kennesaw State’s Marietta campus on Jan. 31.

A Kennesaw State graduate student Brittany Foutz taught a course with the United Nations University in 2018 after applying for the highly competitive global position.

The American Red Cross honored a Kennesaw State student with an award Friday, Jan. 25 after she assisted an injured motorcyclist in the summer of 2018.

Kennesaw State President Dr. Pamela Whitten named Dr. Kathy Schwaig as the university’s new provost and vice president for academic affairs, effective Feb. 18.

Professors of economics from colleges and universities from across the U.S. gathered at a symposium hosted in Kennesaw State’s Burruss Building on Friday, Jan. 25, to discuss the financial impacts of Atlanta hosting the Super Bowl.

Women in Data Science at Kennesaw State welcomed its first guest lecturer of the semester to the Marietta campus on Jan. 24 to speak about her efforts to broaden participation in data science.

Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association called for an emergency meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 23, to elect a new president following officer resignations and the scheduling of impeachment proceedings.

Two finalists in Kennesaw State’s search for the next provost and vice president of academic affairs presented on the Marietta and Kennesaw campuses on Jan. 22 and Jan. 24.

The University System of Georgia signed an agreement earlier this month with the U.S. Army Cyber Center that will allow active duty and reserve military members to work toward a degree in cyber fields at several of Georgia’s universities during their service.

Kennesaw State introduced a new way of sorting classes by cost with the introduction of a new initiative by the Chancellor’s Office of Georgia.

Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing created a new position and implemented a new internal communication tool, KSU Today, as a response to the CAR analysis.