KSU’s search for a new police chief has been narrowed down to two candidates.
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KSU PD opens investigation into human trafficking allegations
Several KSU students have reported being approached by two suspicious individuals allegedly involved in human trafficking on both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses.
KSU professor quoted in letter by former president of Nigeria
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.
KSU drives economic and population growth throughout Kennesaw
KSU has contributed to Kennesaw’s population and economic growth over the past five years, leading to future projects and plans for the city.
Kennesaw named in top 10 safest Georgia cities
The National Council for Home Safety and Security recognized Kennesaw as one of the top 10 safest cities in Georgia in a ranking released Jan. 29.
Honors student creates 3-D printed robotic hand
An honors student built a robotic arm using a 3-D printer for his honors learning experience.
Outside the Nest: Greeks protest Macedonia’s name
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.
College of education begins search for new dean
KSU recently began a national search to find a new dean for the Bagwell College of Education.
Search committees for new KSU president named
The two search committees for the new Kennesaw State president were named Thursday, Feb. 1, after Olens announced his resignation on Dec. 14, 2017.
Experience, investment motivate new athletic director
In the environment of constant change, chaos and excitement that exists at Kennesaw State, a steady hand is needed to steer the ship, and the athletics department believes they found an individual who brings a breadth of experience and leadership to the table.
Health Promotion, Wellness raises STI awareness
Health Promotion and Wellness administered free and confidential HIV and hepatitis C tests to students in the Student Recreation and Activities Center Jan. 23.
Georgia bill poses potential threat to cybersecurity researchers
A bill introduced to the Georgia General Assembly Jan. 9 would make unauthorized computer access illegal in the state, but cybersecurity researchers are worried that the bill’s unclear language could pose a danger to citizens.