It is worth considering the respectful discharge of a useless semi-copper coin.
OPINION: The penny is a necessary part of American economics
The penny is necessary because it is most cost-effective — without it, the price of goods would increase and charities would not get as many donations.
OPINION: Limiting credit hours betters student mental health, balances the college experience
It is unavoidable that an increase in enrolled credit hours would also be an increase in stress — and a decrease in learning — for KSU students.
Skateboarders cruise through campus, create unique culture
Student skateboarders continue to grow their presence on campus, and now they share their talented, vivid culture.
Kennesaw State approves new prosthetics, orthotics master’s degree
The new prosthetics and orthotics degree makes KSU one of only 13 institutions across the country to the master’s program.
Bryant, Owls dominate Presbyterian College 55-10
A career day from quarterback Tommy Bryant led the Owls to a 55-10 victory over conference foe Presbyterian.
Meet the new Sentinel sports editor
The Sentinel’s new sports editor comes to the newspaper with previous editing experience and plenty of passion.
Star soccer player leads team by example
After leading the KSU soccer team offensively last season, junior forward Erin Harris continues to be a force for the Owls this season.
Professor Profile: Jeffrey Benedict
Jeffery Benedict’s passion for sports is a score among students.