After a three-game sweep against conference rivals North Alabama, KSU’s baseball has won nine of its last 10 games.
Owls fall 3 times in close games to conference foe FGCU
The softball team lost three home games last week to Florida Gulf Coast, bringing its overall record to 17-17.
Marietta campus opens new computer lab for STEM majors
The new UITS lab provides computers with over 17 major-specific pieces of software.
Faculty weigh in on innovative digital learning at KSU’s Unconference
The Unconference allows students to voice feedback on their past experiences with online learning at KSU.
Foreign Language Day introduces students to global cultures
KSU’s annual Foreign Language Day offered various cultural and educational opportunities for students.
Defense victorious over offense during KSU’s spring football game
An experienced KSU defense handled a new-look offense during the team’s annual spring game.
Student harpist earns music scholarship
A KSU student is using her skills on the harp to get gigs, scholarships and international recognition.
Professor Profile: David Doran
One KSU professor used a moment of national tragedy to inspire his journey of sharing knowledge with students.
Business mogul Steve Forbes visits KSU to talk taxes, new documentary
Business titan Steve Forbes gives KSU students a history lesson in taxation, talks the damage of taxes and promotes his new documentary.
OPINION: Breaking into animal enclosures for social attention is not worth it
People should not risk their lives for their Instagram feeds.
Georgia Democratic Party offers paid opportunity for students
The Democratic National Convention Organizing Corps 2020 is paying students $4,000 for eight weeks of training and working in the field during the 2020 election.
Professor painting of picturesque farm wins international art award
A KSU professor won an international art award for his painting based on scenes from his life.