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Kennesaw State police arrested a student Nov. 9 in connection with the rape of a 20-year-old woman, the most recent of almost three dozen rape allegations reported to campus police in the last four years.

The Eta Delta chapter of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity is the second fraternity in the past month to receive a cease and desist order. A university spokeswoman said she’s unable to confirm whether the incident was related to hazing.

David Lubell said he came to KSU to bring awareness to the refugee epidemic and to provide students with insight about what they can do as a community to make KSU a more welcoming university.

The University System of Georgia Board of Regents will consider a plan next spring to cut online tuition to bring it on par with tuition for on-campus courses.

At Saturday’s football game against Charleston Southern, eight of the cheerleaders stood with their arms linked together in what they said was an acknowledgement of Veterans Day.

The National Campus Safety Summit selected KSU’s police department as the top department in the nation three months after Chief of Police Roger Stearns resigned amid an internal investigation relating to his leadership capabilities.

Cobb commissioners confirmed that KSU students will have one extra housing option coming soon at the expense of the hockey team’s stomping ground.

Currently, DACA recipients who want to attend college in Georgia must pay out-of-state tuition. The Georgia Court of appeals ruled against a group of students who want to change this.

A study of more than 9.7 million college students across the nation highlighted a slight increase in voter turnout at KSU.

The temporary prohibition will be in effect through July 31, 2018 or until the Board of Commissioners complete two studies for proposed student housing.

The department will add several new classes to the existing minor, which began this semester.