KSU’s men’s tennis team opened the fall portion of the 2019-20 season on Friday, Sept. 13, at the Liberty University Invitational with Osorio and Lahey leading the Owls to a doubles win.
OPINION: Climate change more urgent than people assume
It is time changes are made before irreversible damage destroys the atmosphere for good.
OPINION: Parking fees may help preserve Kennesaw Mountain
Community contributions would provide better salaries and upkeep for Atlanta’s most beloved hiking spot.
KSU’s Bailey Performance Center displays timelessness of classical music
“Summit Piano Trio and Friends” fills the Bailey Performance Center at KSU.
OPINION: New “It” movie brings superior scares to fans
The “It” movie is leaps and bounds above the original in many different aspects.
Volleyball splits weekend at home, Brown sets personal best
After losing to Samford, the Kennesaw State volleyball team dug deep to grind out a five-set victory over South Alabama.
OPINION: Original 1998 “It” fans remain rightfully loyal
Pennywise does not need CGI to terrify.
Professor Profile: Chesley McNeil, the tale of two professions
Well-known Atlanta meteorologist teaches Kennesaw State students.
Pressgrove’s game-winning header saves Owls against Charleston Southern
After conceding an early goal from a goalie blunder, Downs and Pressgrove were able to salvage another win for the soccer team.
Students reveal emotional truths through painting
At a campus art workshop, students are encouraged to express their emotions through painting.
KSU alumni named 2019 WNBA coach of the year
Former Owl James Wade was recognized around the league, as he was presented with the Coach of the Year award before his first round- playoff game
Football rights ship, dominates Alabama State
The KSU football team got back to winning ways last Saturday, gaining 481 rushing yards in a 42-7 victory over Alabama State on the road.