Two researchers from Kennesaw State received a $300,000 grant, becoming the only funded particle theorists in the state of Georgia.
American Sign Language club teaches ASL to members, adds ASL curriculum
The American Sign Language Club gives members the opportunity to learn how to communicate with deaf and hard-of-hearing persons, adding ASL classes to Kennesaw State.
Alumnus to compete in Jeopardy! National College Championship
Raymond Goslow, a recently graduated geospatial science alumnus, will represent Kennesaw State in the famed game show’s college tournament.
Owls burned by the Liberty Flames
Kennesaw State Men’s Basketball fell to Liberty University 65-50 on Jan. 31.
University receives Governor’s Office of Highway Safety grant in 15-year streak
Grant Funds from The Georgia Young Adult Program of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety will provide KSU students with opportunities to participate in a variety of educational activities.
Women’s basketball ends three-game losing streak on alumni night
Kennesaw State came out strong to end their three-game losing streak in beating North Alabama on Jan. 29.
Women’s basketball comes up short against Gamecocks
KSU Women’s Basketball loses fourth straight match against Jacksonville State.
Owls celebrate life of former coach in match against North Alabama
Kennesaw State men’s basketball honors former coach Tony Ingle in a game against North Alabama.
Owls fall short in battle with Gamecocks
The KSU men’s basketball team was defeated by the Jacksonville State University Gamecocks in a close matchup.
Department of Health and Wellness hosts meal planning workshop
Dieticians from Health Promotion and Wellness collaborated with three other organizations to teach students how to eat well-balanced meals on a college budget.
OPINION: Students should educate themselves about service dog etiquette
It is important for students to be educated on service dog etiquette to ensure the safety of all students on campus.
OPINION: Students should be worried about COVID surges
New case numbers are significantly rising with the new strand of the COVID-19 virus, Omicron.