University officials say 30 people have applied for the position of campus police chief — a position vacated by the resignation of former Chief Roger Stearns in August.
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Students concerned for safety after Ga. Tech shooting
The recent shooting death of a Georgia Tech student by campus police has sparked questions of whether college students can trust their university police officers.
Second armed robbery occurs on campus
The assault closely parallels one that happened in the same location earlier this year.
“Sea Duck” flies at aerospace competition
A trio of engineering students placed second in an aircraft design competition for their craft, the “Sea Duck.” Engineering students win award for aircraft design
SGA President: Our priorities are housing, safety, space
The SGA discussed the challenges and issues facing KSU students at its third meeting of the semester.
BOB crash leaves one student injured
A student was injured and sent to the hospital following a collision between a BOB bus and another vehicle.
KSU sets school record in financial aid disbursement
The Office of Financial Aid has disbursed more financial aid money this semester than ever before in its history.
Financial aid changes to help students succeed
A new federal grant for low-income students and potential changes to higher education costs proposed by one state senator may change how students pay for college.
KSU alumnus conquers the Appalachian Trail
Out of the thousands who attempt to hike the Appalachian Trail each year, roughly one in four actually completes the trip, and it was no small feat when a KSU alumnus completed the 2,200-mile hike on July 15.
Data Science program collaborates with GE Digital for research
The collaboration will allow students in the Ph.D. Analytics and Data Science program to explore advanced data science technologies.