KSU’s search and screen committee notified faculty and staff Thursday, March 8, that the Board of Regents accepted their recommendation to invite the finalists for the position of university president to KSU’s campus.
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New scholarships available for incoming students
Two new scholarship programs are being made available to incoming first-gen students for fall 2018
New website to help students looking for off-campus housing
KSU’s Adult and Commuter Students Affairs put together a website designed to make finding off-campus housing easier for students.
LGBTQ pamphlet about gender-neutral pronouns draws criticism
KSU received criticism on social media after the LGBTQ Resource Center recently handed out new pamphlets in the student center to students that include a list of gender-neutral pronouns.
Georgia AG’s office partners with CYAAR for video contest
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr visited KSU’s Center for Young Adult Addiction and Recovery on Monday, March 5, to discuss the center’s new involvement in the “We’re not going to take it” video campaign.
Outside the Nest: Afghan president makes offer to Taliban
Each week we take a look at a major news story — either nationally or internationally — to recap or preview the major points or to highlight an event that doesn’t garner much attention from large media outlets.
New textbook subscription service launching in August
Representatives from Cengage, a digital education company, visited KSU Thursday to promote its new textbook subscription service, Cengage Unlimited.
Search committee open to campus visits, wants to remain confidential
A statement was sent to the Board of Regents Monday from the search and screen committee to encourage the BOR to change the search process for Kennesaw State’s next president.
KSU extends application deadline after ACT tests go missing
KSU officials decided to extend the fall 2018 application deadline to April 1 after 220 ACT tests went missing in Marietta.
SGA holds first debate for presidential candidates
KSU’s Student Government Association had its first presidential debate on Monday, Feb. 28, in the Social Sciences building.
Faculty, staff raise concerns over USG review
Several faculty and staff members have raised concerns since the University System of Georgia began collecting data from Kennesaw State’s campuses in February for the Comprehensive Administrative Review.
KSU community raises concerns about presidential search at town hall
KSU’s Presidential Search and Screening Committee held a town hall meeting on Monday, Feb. 26, where faculty, staff and students raised concerns about the closed search for the new president.