Commentary by Kelly Wilkinson As a graphic design student, I never thought I would fit in at a newsroom, but right before the summer of […]
Category: Opinion
Memorial Day Thanks for Better Days after Battle Scars
Commentary By Benita Dodd Memorial Day is observed on the last Monday in May. Most Americans take a moment from picnics on the unofficial start […]
Guest Column: Student-athletes overlooked by Sentinel’s ‘Best of” issue
Commentary by Andy Eggerth As the head track and field coach at KSU, I believe it’s my duty to advocate for my student-athletes. It was […]
National Nutrition Month
March is National Nutrition Month. College students joke about how they are on an all-Ramen diet and how pizza is life, but most of us […]
Vacation is a luxury for working college students
The week before Spring Break is usually stressful for most students, because of the combination of studying and making last-minute travel plans. Because of the […]
Sunshine Week 2016: Shine a Light on Ga. Senate Committees
Commentary by Benita M. Dodd March 13-19 is Sunshine Week, the annual nationwide celebration of government transparency and access to public information. It’s come just […]
Our public school disciplinary crisis
It is no surprise to me that America’s education system needs some improvement. Specifically, I think we need to reevaluate the way that our misbehaving students are treated.
We are law-abiding citizens concerned with personal safety and the constitutional right to bear arms
President Papp announced in a press release March 3 that he supports Chancellor Hank Huckaby’s stance on HB 859, in that he does not agree […]
Fight the fear and avoid the name game
Georgia’s primaries have concluded, and the United States is even closer to selecting the presidential nominees for the election in November 2016. Social media feeds […]
Library renovations are in the books
As you walk around the Kennesaw campus, it’s easy to see that there is no shortage of places to sit, lounge and study. However, the […]
Concealed carry at KSU: Protecting ourselves and our school
In April 1999, two high school boys went on a shooting spree at Columbine High School. Before the crazed friends turned their guns on themselves, […]