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Heated Rivalry and the death of sapphic television
  • Opinion

Heated Rivalry and the death of sapphic television

  • Alexis Barton
  • January 19, 2026
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Photo Credit: HBO Max In the heat of the new hit show “Heated Rivalry,” many viewers wonder why shows featuring men-loving-men (MLM) are vastly more […]

Deepfakes and disinformation: AI’s role in the media literacy crisis
  • Opinion

Deepfakes and disinformation: AI’s role in the media literacy crisis

  • Sophie Rice
  • January 19, 2026
  • 0

Social media apps on smart phone. August 28, 2024. Photo Credit: Berke Citak/Unsplash  The increased presence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on social media platforms threatens media literacy. […]

Thrift like an Owl: KSU’s guide to the best local secondhand shops
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Thrift like an Owl: KSU’s guide to the best local secondhand shops

  • Jordan Tiller
  • January 19, 2026
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Photo Credit: Tye Brown/The Sentinel. Row of jackets at a thrift store. Jan. 19, 2026. Looking for cheap finds, vintage gems or dorm essentials? Here […]

Physical media still matters in a digital age
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Physical media still matters in a digital age

  • Winnie Bossman Ahenfo
  • January 19, 2026
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Collage of film negatives, Cd’s, and old Sentinel prints. February 11, 2026. Photo Credit: Tye Brown/The Sentinel The rapid decline of physical media over the […]

How AI is reshaping creative careers, according to a symphony concertmaster and an “Archer” animator
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How AI is reshaping creative careers, according to a symphony concertmaster and an “Archer” animator

  • Devyn Byers
  • January 19, 2026
  • 0

Photo Credit: US Department of Energy. Tape robot for storing large amounts of scientific data at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. Aug.15, 2013. Artificial intelligence has […]

The Onion gives up Magic 8 Balls and un-satirizes
  • Humor

The Onion gives up Magic 8 Balls and un-satirizes

  • Liz Tillman
  • January 19, 2026
  • 0

Office of The Onion on The Hill in Boulder, Colorado. February, 2009. Photo Credit: David Shankbone [Disclaimer: This article is written for satirical purpose only. […]

Famine in Sudan demands immediate global attention
  • Opinion

Famine in Sudan demands immediate global attention

  • Winnie Bossman Ahenfo
  • January 19, 2026
  • 0

A group of women carry bags of food. February 2nd, 2020. Photo Credit: MoEbeid on Wikimedia Over the years, the fight against famine has been […]

Track and field delivers multiple impressive performances at Vanderbilt Invitational
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Track and field delivers multiple impressive performances at Vanderbilt Invitational

  • Jackson Louneoubonh
  • January 18, 2026
  • 0

Kennesaw State competing at the Vanderbilt Invitational in Nashville, Tennessee in 2025. Photo courtesy of KSU Athletics. Kennesaw State track and field recorded several top […]

Governor Kemp Charts His Own Course in final State of State Address
  • News

Governor Kemp Charts His Own Course in final State of State Address

  • Daniel Shaver
  • January 18, 2026
  • 0

Kemp’s fiscal proposals differ from the more aggressive tax-slashing agenda of his potential successors, exposing a rift within the State GOP. Every January, Georgia lawmakers […]

Women’s basketball extends losing streak, crushed at home by Jacksonville State
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Women’s basketball extends losing streak, crushed at home by Jacksonville State

  • Scott Daniell
  • January 18, 2026
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Kennesaw State women’s basketball huddled during a timeout during an early-season game at VyStar Arena. Photo by Jackson Louneounbonh Women’s basketball’s lackluster start to conference […]

The Grind: Best local coffee shops for KSU students
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The Grind: Best local coffee shops for KSU students

  • Devyn Byers
  • January 16, 2026
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Photo Credit: Mark Prince and CoffeeGeek. Hot espresso pouring out of an espresso machine. May 12, 2021. Student life can be tiring, so who doesn’t […]

Current and former men’s basketball stars charged in point-shaving scheme
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Current and former men’s basketball stars charged in point-shaving scheme

  • Kai Millette
  • January 15, 2026
  • 0

#5 Simeon Cottle dribbles into the paint against FIU on Jan. 14 at VyStar Arena. Photo by: Jackson Louneounbonh. Kennesaw State men’s basketball star Simeon Cottle and […]

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