A week before Tiger Woods completed his career comeback at the Masters, a 28-year-old Malaysian golfer suddenly passed away.
KSU student named civic fellow for conservation efforts
Trice is one of 264 to become a 2019 Fellow, but the only student from KSU.
KSU launches new Campus Concierge service to answer questions
The University College creates a new service for students and parents looking for answers.
Parkland shooting survivor, former police officer discuss how “Guns Save Lives” at KSU
A Parkland shooting survivor and a former police officer visited KSU to speak on the importance of owning guns for self-defense.
OwlSwap calls for university to join workers’ rights group
KSU previously contracted a clothing company that has multiple labor violations on record.
OPINION: KSU owes students an anti-racist education center
KSU’s troubled legacy of racism can be addressed by the creation of an anti-racist education center.
SATIRE: Hazmat suits, deforestation necessary to fight pollen season
Avoiding pollen has never been easier.
OPINION: Autism awareness should be autism acceptance
Autism deserves respect and celebration rather than stereotype.
Rapper overcomes addiction to excel in his music career
An Atlanta rapper and KSU student uses his experiences with sobriety and fatherhood to inspire his music.
CDC intern recognized by Board of Regents
Through working hard in class and in two unique internships, one student was selected to represent KSU at the Board of Regents’ 2019 Academic Recognition Day.
CyberSecurity intern values learning over perfection
One KSU student used his internship experience to land his dream job, proving that it is okay to make mistakes on the road to success.
Club of the Week: MEDLIFE
KSU MEDLIFE is a new local branch of an international service organization that helps alleviate sickness by providing humanitarian aid to local and international communities.