Every two weeks, KSU students can indulge in a full meal while learning how to make healthy foods on a college budget at the Health and Wellness Center cooking demos.
Events held to address racial climate on campus
Two events were held on Kennesaw State’s campus that addressed recent racial incidents including reports of racial profiling, rumored threats of a racially fueled shooting and the exposition of a discriminatory group chat.
Track teams fall short at ASUN Indoor Championships
For the first time in eight years, the men’s track and field team won’t be lifting the ASUN Indoor Championship trophy.
Gore, Palermo lead LAX as Marquette rallies for win
Siena Gore and Izzy Palermo led KSU’s offense as Marquette came from behind to win
Last-second shot from Street sparks overtime win for women, Hooker leads way for men despite losses
A last-second shot from Street sparks an overtime victory for women’s basketball.
CARE Sevices opens pantry on Marietta campus, helps with growing demand of students
KSU CARE Services opened a new pantry on the Marietta campus on Feb. 5 as a response to the growing demand from food insecure students on the Marietta campus.
Graduate student receives national scholarship for health informatics
A Kennesaw State student in the Master of Science in Healthcare Management and Informatics program, received the $5,000, 2019 Richard P. Covert Scholarship for Management Systems during the week of Feb. 10.
KSU offers artist fresh start with new art
One artist has been permanently changed for the better by his experience with art at KSU.
Black History Month film screening addresses issues of racial injustice
The African American Student Alliance hosted a screening of “The Hate U Give” last week to celebrate Black History Month.
OPINION: Celebrities should not promote weight loss supplements
Weight loss supplements rarely work, and celebrities promoting them cause more harm than good.
Student promoted to assistant producer at “The Bert Show”
After interning at radio show “The Bert Show” last semester, one KSU student was promoted to assistant producer.
Faculty-utilized federal grant app reaches 100,000 installs
A federal grant application, Grants.gov, recently reached 100,000 installs from users, grant professionals and Kennesaw State faculty on both its iOS and Android platforms.