Kennesaw State’s Student Government Association promoted a new executive board member and appointed a new senator during their 55th general body meeting on Feb. 13 following changes in administration in weeks prior.
Women’s basketball makes KSU history, Men’s star player hits milestone
Kamiyah Street led the way as the Kennesaw State women’s basketball team lost to North Florida 74-66 before beating Lipscomb 67-36, while Tyler Hooker continued to shine as the men fell to the Ospreys 80-57 and the Bisons 83-67.
OPINION: Greek life does not deserve its bad reputation
Greek life does so much more than many students think.
Aerospace engineering program creates centralized lab, hopes to expand
Kennesaw State’s aerospace engineering program received university approval in February to transfer aerospace technology to a centralized lab in the Engineering Technology Center on the Marietta Campus.
OPINION: Students should decide their own majors
Parents should not be choosing their child’s major.
Baseball wins twice before loss to Richmond
Kennesaw State’s baseball team played its opening set of games over the weekend, defeating West Virginia University 5-3 on Friday, Feb.15, before winning 9-2 against the University of Illinois at Chicago and falling short 9-8 to Richmond University on Saturday.
KSU hosts 13th annual “Collage” fundraising performance
The 13th annual “Collage” performance featured over 200 musicians.
UITS requires two-factor authentication for campus community
Kennesaw State’s University Information Technology Services department will make the two-step authentication service, DUO, a university requirement for all faculty, staff and students, beginning on March 1.
Honors student competes at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
A Kennesaw State Honors College student competed at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York on Tuesday, Feb. 12, after advancing to the finals.
OPINION: Students should plan, make commitment before adopting pets
Students should not adopt until they are financially stable and ready for the commitment.
Board of Regents hears plan for $7 million baseball field renovations
A Board of Regents committee heard Kennesaw State plans to spend $7 million in renovations to the Stillwell Baseball Stadium on Tuesday, Feb. 12.
Center holds panel to approach classroom discomfort
The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning tackles discomfort in the classroom.