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Composer celebrates Georgia premier at KSU
  • Arts & Living

Composer celebrates Georgia premier at KSU

  • Lily Merriman
  • February 11, 2019
  • 0

A celebrated composer recently visited KSU to compose a wind ensemble performance of his music.

Student film ‘Stories About Blacks Leading Equality’ addresses racism, black feminity
  • Arts & Living

Student film ‘Stories About Blacks Leading Equality’ addresses racism, black feminity

  • Zack Hill
  • February 11, 2019
  • 0

A new student film uses dance to address systemic racism and explore the experiences of black women.

Study centers open on both campuses, provide students with quiet space
  • News

Study centers open on both campuses, provide students with quiet space

  • Cameron Loi
  • February 11, 2019
  • 0

Kennesaw State unveiled two new study facilities on both the Marietta and Kennesaw campuses which will be open seven days a week to compensate for the hours the library is closed.

Outside the Nest: Protesters gather in Madrid, call for election
  • Outside the Nest

Outside the Nest: Protesters gather in Madrid, call for election

  • Sasha Avchukov
  • February 11, 2019
  • 0

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Madrid, Spain, on Sunday to protest Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s plans to negotiate with Catalan separatists.

Federal judge dismisses former KSU cheerleader’s lawsuit against officials
  • News

Federal judge dismisses former KSU cheerleader’s lawsuit against officials

  • Cade Lanktree
  • February 7, 2019
  • 0

A former Kennesaw State University Cheerleader’s lawsuit against Cobb Sheriff Neil Warren and former State Rep. Earl Ehrhart was dismissed by a federal judge on Feb. 7.

New football signings seek to replace original class
  • Football

New football signings seek to replace original class

  • Rio White
  • February 7, 2019
  • 0

KSU football’s class of 2019 will be tasked with replacing the original signing class .

Sports reporter gets her start at KSU
  • Arts & Living

Sports reporter gets her start at KSU

  • Candace Mitchell
  • February 4, 2019
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KSU drew in one alumna with its beauty and growth potential — now she’s pursuing her dream job as a sports journalist.

Pay gap lingers among KSU professors
  • News

Pay gap lingers among KSU professors

  • Arielle Robinson
  • February 4, 2019
  • 0

Kennesaw State computer science professor Mary Murray filed a discrimination suit against the university in 2007, claiming a male co-worker received a higher salary than her.

OPINION: Black History Month vital to recognizing black excellence
  • Opinion

OPINION: Black History Month vital to recognizing black excellence

  • Lola Uthman
  • February 4, 2019
  • 0

Black History Month reminds us to celebrate achievements and culture.

OPINION: Compliments displayed on sticky notes fail to help those with low self-esteem
  • Opinion

OPINION: Compliments displayed on sticky notes fail to help those with low self-esteem

  • Sabrina Kerns
  • February 4, 2019
  • 0

While positive mantras on sticky notes have good intentions, they do not actually help those with low self-esteem.

OPINION: Academic excellence does not promise professional success
  • Opinion

OPINION: Academic excellence does not promise professional success

  • Autumn Edmonston
  • February 4, 2019
  • 0

Success in the classroom will not always equal success in the working world.

OPINION: Healthcare professionals disregard heavier patients
  • Opinion

OPINION: Healthcare professionals disregard heavier patients

  • Sharonjeet Kaur
  • February 4, 2019
  • 0

Weight stigma is causing harm in healthcare as patients are being denied the care that they need, and they are turning to diets and influencers that are causing more harm.

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