In February, property-related crimes were both the most common kind and saw an increase from January, while the most affected campus area was University Village Building 2000.
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New software launched for course evaluations
Watermark, a new platform for students to submit course evaluations, will be put to use this semester to receive feedback on professors and courses.
Gold Dome Scramble: Recorded live from Campus
Atlanta’s NPR affiliate program visited Kennesaw State this month to record an episode of their Political Breakfast podcast covering the state’s legislature.
Two faculty members awarded 2023 Regents’ Awards
The University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents recognized two KSU faculty members for prestigious awards.
OTN: Former President Jimmy Carter enters hospice care
It was announced that the 39th President of the United States has entered in-home hospice care, where he will spend the remainder of his life.
OTN: Devastating earthquake strikes Syria and Turkey, rescue efforts continue
Thousands dead and thousands more injured after an earthquake strikes the boarder of Syria and Turkey.
Sustainability aims for a greener campus
Is Kennesaw State progressing toward a sustainable future?
OTN: Michigan State University mass shooting No. 67 of the year
Three Michigan State University students were killed and five more injured during a shooting on Feb. 13, marking the No. 67 mass shooting of the year.
Over five decades later, Tinker v. Moines still marks precedent for student free speech
Five decades after the initial decision made by the Supreme Court, the case of Tinker v. Des Moines sets the precedent for student free speech rights. But what about for college students at a public university?
Domo Inc. releases annual Media Data Report
A look back at 2022 data creation while students share opinions on screentime.
On-campus employment: Students’ two cents
Though on-campus and seasonal jobs may be a great benefit to some students, others are struggling with these schedules.
Rep. Lisa Campbell on the ERA: “We have made good progress, but not enough.”
During her drive to the state capitol, Rep. Lisa Campbell spoke to the Sentinel about the Equal Rights Amendment, her co-sponsoring House Resolution 8, her family and her condemnation of the recent assault of Jalique Rosemond.