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.
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Two injured in shooting at Stadium Village
Chilton said that there were no fatalities, but the condition of the two men is currently unknown.
KSU police among first to respond to fatal plane crash
Campus police officers present at Fifth Third Bank Stadium at the time of the crash wasted no time in rushing to the rescue.
KSU’s part-time MBA ranked best in GA
The program is ranked No. 1 in the state and 28th nationally.
Student injured after falling from balcony
A student was injured after falling from a third-floor balcony at The Blake apartment complex around 9 p.m., March 23.
New courses offered for nursing and pharmacy certificates
Daytime courses for the certified nursing assistant and pharmacy technician certifications will be offered in May 2017.
Lawmakers kill campus sexual assault bill
Members of the Georgia State Senate judiciary committee cited concerns that there was not enough time left in the legislative session to resolve the polarizing issue.
KSU farms to help revive bee population
A grant will allow KSU’s Hickory Grove Farm to increase its bee population and pollination efforts.
Incoming freshmen no longer guaranteed acceptance
Beginning fall 2018, a new formula for calculating admissions eligibility means that some freshmen who meet requirements still may not be accepted at Kennesaw State University.
Driver charged in crash that killed KSU sophomore
A student who was driving during a fatal, single-car crash now faces multiple misdemeanor charges.
Gallery: Cobb County Plane Crash
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Pilot dead after plane crashes into Cobb home
Police are investigating the events surrounding a twin-engine plane that crashed into a home off Bells Ferry Road in Cobb County around 7 p.m., Friday evening.
