Category: News

Kennesaw State recently introduced the Student Technology Fee Advisory Committee, which will review technology purchases funded by student technology fees.

Kennesaw State’s Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing recently conducted surveys of participating students, which will satisfy the research and discovery phase of the university’s ongoing rebranding process.

Kennesaw State’s Computer Science department plans to offer a world-class Parallel Computers and High-Performance Computing course in the upcoming spring semester.

KSU’s yearbook collection was recently made digitally available through KSU Archives.

The Kennesaw State Provost Search Committee has announced four finalists for the position of KSU’s next Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs.

A Kennesaw State professor plans to conduct a one-year long research study aimed at combating opioid addiction in pregnant women across rural North Georgia.

Kennesaw State interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Linda Noble officially retired on Thursday, Nov. 1.

The $1.6 billion Mega Millions jackpot that became the largest in U.S. history on Monday, Oct. 22, generated more than $34.7 million in proceeds for HOPE and Pre-K, according to a Georgia Lottery Corporation public policy coordinator.

Kennesaw State’s Cultural and Community Center will host its third annual Student Diversity Conference on Friday, Nov. 2.

The 20-member search committee appointed by KSU President Pamela Whitten have selected finalist candidates for the position of the new KSU provost and vice president for academic affairs.

Kennesaw State’s chapter of Young Americans for Freedom settled the group filed against university officials earlier this year on Wednesday, Oct. 24.