No matter how far in the past 9/11 is, we can never forget its impact.
Bookstore workers unveil life behind the counter
In a continued series on occupations held at KSU, one student and a manager share their experiences working at the campus bookstore.
OPINION: Adjusted tuition based on majors opens the door to discrimination, debt
Adjusted tuition for specific majors would cause financial and social division among students.
Students fill stands for KSU football
Over 2,600 students were present for the 59-0 win for the Owls at Fifth-Thirds Bank Stadium.
Professor Profile: Emily Berreth
A KSU professor shares her love of Pilates to help students relieve stress.
Football falls to Kent State in overtime heartbreaker
For the second straight season, the Kennesaw State football team played an FBS team in a close game, but ultimately fell short to Kent State 26-23 in overtime Saturday night.
College of the Arts announces 2019-20 season
This year, ArtsKSU Presents will be adding new research presentations to their extensive event list.
OPINION: The electoral college prevents true democracy
The individual’s vote loses its value within the constricting policies of the electoral college.
Energy club shines light on sustainability awareness
Get on the green energy train with KSU’s chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers.
Actress reimagines revolution through one man show
A Cuban actresses’ performance tells tales of her personal connection to revolution.
KSU hosts campus safety day at Marietta campus, public safety showcased
KSU showcased the Office of Victims Services, Office of Emergency Management and Police Department on “Campus Safety Day.”