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Poole and Hooker shine as basketball teams win exhibition games
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Poole and Hooker shine as basketball teams win exhibition games

  • Theodros Teshome
  • November 5, 2018
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Basketball season has arrived as the Kennesaw State men’s and women’s teams won their exhibition games on Thursday, Nov. 1, at the Convocation Center.

Women’s basketball coach announces breast cancer diagnosis
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Women’s basketball coach announces breast cancer diagnosis

  • Rio White
  • October 1, 2018
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Kennesaw State women’s basketball coach Agnus Berenato revealed at a recent team dinner that she has begun treatment for breast cancer.

Former WNBA player named KSU assistant coach
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Former WNBA player named KSU assistant coach

  • Rio White
  • September 24, 2018
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The Kennesaw State women’s basketball team announced on Wednesday, Sept. 12, that former Seattle Storm center and University of West Virginia standout Lanay Montgomery would join the staff as an assistant coach.

Nick Masterson signs with Dutch team
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Nick Masterson signs with Dutch team

  • Rio White
  • August 13, 2018
  • 0

Former KSU basketball player Nick Masterson signed his first professional contract on July 23, joining Dutch side Aris Leeuwarden. The Woodstock, Ga. native makes his […]

Owls aim to keep gold standard
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Owls aim to keep gold standard

  • Tyhi Conley
  • August 13, 2018
  • 0

The football team began its training camp on Wednesday, Aug. 1, seeking to build on the success of last season, where they won twelve games […]

Former Owl receives NBA opportunity
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Former Owl receives NBA opportunity

  • Rio White
  • July 9, 2018
  • 0

Former KSU basketball star Kendrick Ray has made his way back to the U.S. after a successful season playing in the Czech Republic.

New faces arrive to KSU basketball
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New faces arrive to KSU basketball

  • Rio White
  • July 9, 2018
  • 0

Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams have brought in their first additions of the summer in preparation for their upcoming seasons.

Former Owl making noise in Europe
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  • Men

Former Owl making noise in Europe

  • Rio White
  • March 12, 2018
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Former KSU basketball player Kendrick Ray is raising eyebrows in the Czech Republic while starring for perennial juggernaut CEZ Nymburk in the Czech National Basketball League.

Owls knocked out of ASUN Tournament
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  • Women

Owls knocked out of ASUN Tournament

  • Vincent Coakley
  • March 5, 2018
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The women’s basketball team made an early exit from the Atlantic Sun Tournament in a 79-52 loss to Jacksonville on Friday, March 2, as a strong second quarter showing by the Dolphins dashed all hopes for the Owls.

As regular season closes, Owls hope to carry momentum to playoffs
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  • Men

As regular season closes, Owls hope to carry momentum to playoffs

  • Vincent Coakley
  • February 26, 2018
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In a season that got off to a slow start, KSU’s men’s basketball team, winners of 5 of its last 8, hope to make noise as underdogs in the tournament.

Owls shock conference-leading Eagles
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  • Men

Owls shock conference-leading Eagles

  • Rio White
  • February 19, 2018
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The men’s basketball team played a pair of road games last week, defeating the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 97-93 on Thursday, Feb. 15 and losing at Stetson 86-74 on Saturday, Feb. 17.

Three important wins for basketball just before season’s end
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Three important wins for basketball just before season’s end

  • Perry Turnipseed
  • February 12, 2018
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The women’s basketball team came from behind to defeat the New Jersey Institute of Technology 61-58 on Wednesday, Feb. 7, with the game-winning shot going in just three seconds before the buzzer.

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KENNESAW, Ga. — Since October 1963, KSU Student Media has dedicated itself to authentic storytelling and exceptional journalism written by the students, for the students. Over the past two academic years, Student Media at Kennesaw State University has seen significant traction and promise through strong student leadership and ambitious
initiatives.

OWL Radio, The Sentinel Newspaper and The Peak Magazine have grown into organizations whose reach, whether through written word or radio broadcast, touches tens of thousands of students.

Despite the lack of institutional support, Sentinel and OWL Radio have been nominated for the Atlanta Press Club 2026 Awards of Excellence and the GABBY awards for Student Radio, respectively.

Kennesaw State University administration is hindering progress by stripping the key funding for The Sentinel, The Peak and OWL Radio.

On March 23, KSU announced that there were no remaining funds for Student Media. This eradicated the possibility for additional physical prints for The Sentinel or The Peak and drastically cut funding for OWL Radio’s event programming. The justification of the funding removal does not come with a promise of better housing, parking, or safety on campus for students. Rather, it comes with KSU’s neglect of their debt to their music licensing budget.

For the fiscal year, Student Media was allocated a $97,000 budget by the Division of Student Affairs. However, instead of the entirety going to Student Media, $61,185.99 of the budget paid for music licensing fees for Registered Student Organizations (RSOs), Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) and Student Affairs as a whole.

This move through budgeting resulted in Student Media paying not just the debt for the music licensing, but Kennesaw State University’s ability to play music across campus freely.
Despite only being responsible for part of the music licensing costs, Student Media’s budget covers almost all of KSU’s music licensing fees, excluding athletics. These fees take up 63.08% of Student Media’s total budget, meaning OWL Radio, The Peak and The Sentinel are only receiving a fraction of the funding they need to function.

Here’s the truth: Kennesaw State is disinterested in the growth of Student Media.

We are in a dangerous and pivotal time in American History. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, under the Trump Administration, Press Freedoms have been dubbed “no longer a given” by the organization.

Student reporting and radio operations are becoming more crucial by the day to cover important topics larger media outlets look away from, and the stripping of funding follows a dangerous step for KSU’s perspective on Press and Broadcasting Freedoms.

This follows a concerning enrollment pattern in KSU’s journalism program while other university papers, such as the University of Georgia’s Red & Black and Emory University’s The Emory Wheel, continue to thrive. Editorial Board: KSU’s Neglect of Student Media Is Unacceptable

The university’s journalism program, which did not exist until 2017 according to Campus Enrollment Data, saw early success, with peak enrollment numbers in 2018 and 2020. However, the program has seen a steady decline since 2021.

Instead of taking the time to invest in its journalism students, KSU has opted to invest into their athletic department, pouring millions of dollars into sports and freshmen generations, including a $15 million dollar naming deal with FifthThirds Stadium and a lack of housing or class priority for students who classify as non-freshman.

Fundamentally, Kennesaw State’s recent history has been defined by an administration that has neglected the student body and proven repeatedly that KSU’s priorities are financially tied to athletics and tuition revenue from incoming classes.

To have a thriving campus community, KSU must invest in its student body. Students want a university that cares for each student, not how many students it can accept and pack into a classroom or a stadium. A university is only as great as its students’ success, and without true support, KSU will always fall short.

OWL Radio, The Sentinel and The Peak are calling for the support of the student body, faculty and alumni by donating to Student Media through KSU’s Giving Day. Any amount helps and will allow Student Media to continue quality, student led content.

Signed Kennesaw State University Student Media Editors and Managers, Zaire Breedlove, Devyn Byers, Alexis Barton, Tye Brown, Devyn Woodard, Joey Hawthorne, Mary Wingate, Mafe Gomez, James Harris, Jordan Scruggs, Scott Daniell, Jackson Louneoubon

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