Kennesaw State’s Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing issued a campus wide email on Feb. 18 addressing its adoption of the new “KS” mark as the official university logo, replacing all other images.
Bike-sharing app to be implemented on Kennesaw campus
Kennesaw State’s department of parking and transportation plans to bring Zagster, a bike-sharing app, to the Kennesaw campus after implementing the service on the Marietta campus more than a year ago.
Architecture professor honored with practice, leadership award
The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and American Institute of Architects awarded a Kennesaw State professor with the 2018-2019 Practice and Leadership Award for effective teaching, scholarship, outreach, professional practice and leadership.
KSU names four finalists for College of the Arts dean search
Kennesaw State’s search committee for the next dean for the College of the Arts announced four finalists on Feb. 20, along with the schedule of each candidate’s on-campus presentations.
Outside the Nest: Bar shooting in Mexico leaves five dead
Five people were killed and another five wounded Saturday after gunmen opened fire at a bar in Cancún, Mexico.
KSU president named among Georgia’s Top 100 Influential Women
Kennesaw State President Dr. Pamela Whitten was recognized on Georgia’s list of Top 100 Influential Women by Engineering Georgia magazine in its January and February 2019 issue.
A year since conference title, women’s golf team continues to improve
Kennesaw State women’s golf team won their third Atlantic Sun Conference title under coach Rhyll Brinsmead on April 24, 2018, and looked set to continue their success with many returning players for this season.
KSU’s UNICEF, Mighty Earth fight for fisheries
Two organizations are working together at KSU to end environmental injustice by voicing disapproval of Yahama’s support of a bill likely to reduce environmental protections on fisheries.
OPINION: Citizen journalism is valuable
Citizen journalism has become a valuable tool for media due to its timeliness and varying story angles.
KSUPD reports several cases of property damage on campus
Kennesaw State’s Department of Public Safety and University Police documented six cases of property damage at the university’s parking decks and on-campus residential housing between Feb. 5 and Feb. 6.
Student targeted by racial discrimination in group chat speaks out
A Kennesaw State student said he is concerned for his safety and the safety of other students on campus after he was the target of a racist group messaging chat in February.
Challenging weekend for softball in Chattanooga
Kennesaw State’s softball team dropped three games before winning one over the weekend as they played in Chattanooga, Tennessee, for a series that began on Friday, Feb. 15.