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A former Kennesaw State facilities director was recently charged after he allegedly stole nearly $100,000 worth of technical equipment from the university and sold it online.

Kennesaw State President Dr. Pamela Whitten attended a meeting with the Presidential Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity on Thursday, Oct. 18, to discuss issues with diversity on campus.

The National Science Foundation awarded major grants to two Kennesaw State professors to support their research into particle physics.

Actor Will Ferrell met with Kennesaw State students and community residents on Friday, Oct. 26, to advocate for Democrat Stacy Abrams in Georgia’s governor race.

Kennesaw State’s online library system updated their research guides tool for the online system in order to facilitate learning and research for both undergraduate and graduate students.

Kennesaw State’s Coles College recently inducted two local business leaders into its Business Hall of Fame.

The Chair and Directors Assembly of Kennesaw State were presented with recommendations for a university-wide, faculty workload baseline in early October.

A migrant caravan of over 7,000 people traveling from Honduras arrived in Mexico on Sunday, and will head towards the U.S., according to CNN.

Kennesaw State recently held a Dual Enrollment Information Night for high school students to learn more about the program at KSU and new changes that were made.

Faculty and staff members at universities across Georgia are concerned for their jobs because of a Comprehensive Administrative Review currently being conducted by the University System of Georgia.

Lilburn police arrested another suspect in connection with the shooting death of a KSU student in July, Fox 5 reported.

Kennesaw State celebrated the 25th anniversary of the naming of Coles College of Business by hosting “Michael J. Coles Day” on Wednesday, Oct. 17.