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OPINION: KSU students need to speak out against ICE
Students cannot be silent while inhumane actions are taken by the government agency
KSU’s first undergrad earns microbiology fellowship
One KSU student is the first and only undergraduate from Georgia to receive a fellowship for the American Society for Microbiology.
Students recognized by Montepulciano mayor for archeological efforts
Dignitaries from Montepulciano, Italy, celebrated students’ success in digitizing records from the past in a summer course hosted by KSU.
KSU student first undergrad to earn microbiology fellowship
One KSU student is the first and only undergraduate from Georgia to receive a fellowship for the American Society for Microbiology.
OPINION: Tuition raise is not worth it for students
A 2.5 percent increase in tuition damages the college experience for students.
State hurdles champion signs for KSU, looks to help Owls return to ASUN glory
State track champion Olivia Brown looks to help KSU’s track and field team improve.
Ray lands second summer league stint with Boston Celtics
Former KSU basketball player Kendrick Ray got a second shot at the NBA this month, playing for the Boston Celtics.
Scott Bryant named associate vice president for development
Kennesaw State recently named Scott Bryant as its new associate vice president for development, effective in August.
Film screening showcases the persistence of women
A film screening highlighting women’s rights encourages women to be their own heroes.
OPINION: ‘Syllabus days’ set poor class expectations for students
Professors can easily avoid the dreaded “syllabus day” on the first day of class with engaging and motivating activities for students to participate in.
Scholars program participants receive additional funding for research
Birla Carbon, sponsor of the annual program, pledged $275,000 toward the undergraduate program for the course of five years.