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A case heard by the Georgia Supreme Court earlier this month involving a payday lending group and a Kennesaw State University professor and associate dean could have an impact on Georgia’s open records laws.

A technology company recently launched a new interactive social app for KSU called “KSU Moves” for students to stay connected.

Two current Georgia residents will be representing the United States at this year’s Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea.

Anthony Grooms, a creative writing and literature professor at KSU is publishing his fourth novel on March 1.

Professor Fred Carroll’s first book details black journalists’ role in developing American rhetoric.

Food service workers at KSU have expressed mixed feelings toward the university’s partnership with the food ordering app, Tapingo.

A website for small businesses ranked Georgia as the No. 1 state in the nation for women entrepreneurs last month, giving hope to Kennesaw State University’s EC Angels.

Lectra Lawhorne, Kennesaw State’s chief information officer and vice president of information technology, was placed on administrative leave Friday, Feb. 2, a source familiar with the matter told The Sentinel.

KSU’s search for a new police chief has been narrowed down to two candidates.

Several KSU students have reported being approached by two suspicious individuals allegedly involved in human trafficking on both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses.

In a time of political distress, the former leader of Nigeria leaned on the words of a KSU professor to convey his message of change.