Kennesaw State’s Culinary and Sustainability Hospitality program director resigned on Thursday, Jan. 3 after announcements in the Fall 2018 semester that the program will be deactivated.
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Provost finalists scrapped, search starts again
Kennesaw State University’s Provost Search Committee discontinued its consideration of four provost and vice president of academic affairs finalists who presented on campus in November.
KSU elevated to R2 designated institution
Kennesaw State was recently elevated to an R2 designated institution in the 2018 Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
Outside The Nest: U.S. military officials confirm start of Syria withdrawal process
After President Trump’s Dec. 19 announcement that the U.S. will begin removing troops from Syria, the military said Friday morning that the process officially began, according to The Washington Post.
Health Promotion and Wellness receives grant from Office of Highway Safety
The office of Health Promotion and Wellness received a $22,000 grant to participate in the Georgia Young Adult program.
Outside the Nest: California wildfires kill at least 29
The fire, known as “Camp Fire,” began Thursday, Nov. 8, and swept through the entire town of Paradise, California, destroying thousands of homes and businesses.
KSU to hold annual Ethics Awareness Week
Kennesaw State will host several events across both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses during the University System of Georgia’s annual Ethics Awareness Week starting Nov. 11.
Game development students help complete rail safety project
Kennesaw State recently completed a collaborative project with Railserve, Inc. to streamline safety training for Railserve employees.
Georgia Governor race awaits final results
The 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election on Nov. 6 has resulted in an unclear victor after Democrat Stacey Abrams trails Republican Brian Kemp by an unofficial tally of 62,722 votes, according to The Associated Press.
iTeach leader sparks creativity and innovation through Genius Hour
A Kennesaw State iTeach member is working with local schools to implement Genius Hour, a new initiative meant to help K-12 students express their creative side.
Harassment cases still under investigation years after initial reports
Over a dozen reports of sexual assault logged in Kennesaw State’s Police Department’s daily crime logs over the past four years say that they are still under investigation.
KSU student speaks at global leadership summit
A Kennesaw State student spoke at the One Young World Summit, an international event that brings students, businesses and government leaders together to discuss challenging global issues last month in The Netherlands.