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Tyler Hooker has made himself known as the player that creates opportunities and takes them. On the court, his effort and natural skill have allowed him to account for over 31 percent of the team’s points this season.

Kennesaw State named a new vice president for facilities services and chief facilities officer with over 25 years of progressive facilities service experience and over a decade of experience in higher education.

KSU doctoral student Taylor Downs was recently awarded with best paper at the 2018 Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action Conference held in Austin, Texas.

KSU has been named in the top 10 list for different academic degrees five different times.

Four defensive coaches from Kennesaw State’s football team left for positions at new schools last week, as confirmed by their prospective programs.

Four executive officers of Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association resigned this week before the first general body meeting of the semester which took place on Jan. 16.

Two finalists were announced for the position of provost and vice president of academic affairs on Jan. 17.

This week Kennesaw State honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and sees his dream personified.

A Kennesaw State engineering professor and her team of students developed a new finger support device that could help those suffering from finger deformities.

Former Georgia Governor Nathan Deal was recently voted on and appointed to be a Regents Professor by the Georgia Board of Regents beginning on March 1.

Read up on stories that you may have missed over the break.