Category: News

Sherry Grable, director of health promotion and wellness, accepted a $3,500 grant from the American Health Foundation to assist a program that will help nursing students stay healthy and manage their stress.

KSU President Sam Olens sat down with The Sentinel to discuss the audits that were released last year and the university’s financial standing.

As KSU’s student body expands, housing officials are weighing their options, which may include building additional freshman housing, as well as an on-campus housing requirement for first-year students.

KSU graduate Nick Ayers was named to the position after the departure of previous Chief of Staff Josh Pitcock.

A series of security lapses at KSU’s Center for Election Systems has eroded confidence in the center’s ability to manage statewide voting systems.

Vaughn Williams accepted a senior associate athletic director position for the administration at Boston College.

An eleventh-hour effort to resurrect a bill dealing with campus sexual assault failed on Sine Die day.

Legendary Georgia radio host and KSU faculty member, Warren “Rhubarb” Jones dies at the age of 65.

The controversial legislation, allowing anyone with a firearm permit to carry a concealed weapon on campus, was passed by the Georgia Senate on the final day of the legislative session.

Chilton said that there were no fatalities, but the condition of the two men is currently unknown.

Campus police officers present at Fifth Third Bank Stadium at the time of the crash wasted no time in rushing to the rescue.