Kennesaw State’s College of Computing and Software Engineering recently received a $50,000 grant to help prepare middle school students interested in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
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KSU appoints VP of government relations
Kennesaw State appointed Julia Ayers as its new vice president for government relations, effective Monday, Oct. 22.
Students host pop-up restaurant on campus
The culinary students at KSU are in charge of making their own restaurant, which is hosted right on campus.
Fifth Third Bank extends sponsorship with KSU until 2023
Fifth Third Bank recently announced that it will extend its sponsorship agreement with Kennesaw State for four years, until 2023.
KSU adopts Freedom of Expression policy in wake of lawsuits
Kennesaw State adopted a new Freedom of Expression Policy on Friday, Oct. 5, that aims to “better facilitate the free exchange of ideas” of students on campus.
Former KSU professor indicted on charges of theft, handling of explosives
A former Kennesaw State professor was indicted after he allegedly planted a pipe bomb inside of a stolen car, forcing the evacuation of a neighborhood in Acworth, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Business program receives $2.81 million donation
KSU’s Education Economics Center recently received $2.81 million in grants to support the center’s education and research.
KSU hosts tenth annual Cyber Security Awareness Day
Kennesaw State held its tenth annual Cyber Security Awareness Day in early October as a way to encourage the community to protect their computers.
Outside the Nest: 20 killed in New York limo crash
A deadly limo accident killed 20 people after it crashed into a parked car and two pedestrians in upstate New York on Saturday.
Professor publishes research into black holes, how they shape the universe
Kennesaw State Assistant Professor of Physics Dr. David Garofalo recently published his research into black holes and how they relate to the origins of the universe.
Campus groups encourage students to register to vote for upcoming elections
Student organizations and other groups on Kennesaw State’s campuses are continuing to encourage students to register to vote after 220 students registered during the university’s Constitution Week last month.
CARE food distribution program provides to students in need
Kennesaw State’s Campus Awareness, Resource and Empowerment services recently began a monthly food distribution program for KSU students, faculty and staff with children under 18.