KSU library student assistants ease back-to-school chaos by catering to student needs.
Outside the Nest: Most serious locust outbreak in 25 years spreads through east Africa
Worsening climate change causes the most serious locust outbreak in 25 years as swarms consume east Africa, creating a food security crisis while crops diminish.
Women’s tennis falls to Kentucky, Alabama in road matches
The Kennesaw State women’s tennis team fell twice last week, as it faced the University of Kentucky on Friday, Jan. 17 and the University of Alabama on Sunday, Jan. 19.
OPINION: New KSU sign misuses student funds
The new sign is another reminder that KSU does not care about what students need.
KSU Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon sparks discontent among student campus groups
Student campus groups voiced disagreements and staged a demonstration to oppose KSU bringing the vice president of Lockheed Martin as a speaker for the Martin Luther King Jr. week luncheon.
Spring sport quartet earns preseason all-conference honors
Heading into their respective seasons, three members of the Kennesaw State lacrosse team and one member of the softball team earned preseason plaudits.
OPINION: Pursuing minors not worth possible cost for students
For students at Kennesaw State, the cons outweigh the pros for those considering the pursuit of a minor.
Community centers foster discourse on student struggles
Attendees discussed the challenges of college life and gave their opinions on various aspects of KSU.
Minors benefit students academically, professionally
Students should understand all of the benefits that a minor would provide before being so quick to say one would be meaningless.
KSU selling vacant land in Marietta
Kennesaw State is selling 3.26 acres of vacant land across from the Marietta campus.
KSU’s online course enrollment continues to grow
KSU’s recent online enrollment growth earns the university a spot in the top 100 colleges and universities offering online learning programs.