Expecting students to graduate in four years goes against the intended purpose of college.
Owls lose to South Dakota State in FCS quarterfinals
The Kennesaw State football team lost 27-17 to South Dakota State on Saturday, Dec. 8, falling in the quarterfinals of the FCS playoffs for the second consecutive season.
Owls progress to FCS quarterfinals after win over Wofford
With two offenses that run the triple-option offense, Kennesaw State’s second-round FCS playoff game against Wofford was another victory. On the wet field of Fifth-Third Bank Stadium, the Owls defeated the Terriers 13-10 on Saturday, Dec. 1.
Football wins five-overtime game at SunTrust Park, earns fourth overall playoff seed
The Atlanta sun looked over the inaugural football game at SunTrust Park as the Kennesaw State football team defeated Jacksonville State 60-52 in a five-overtime thriller on Saturday, Nov. 17.
KSU Theatre performs “Our Town”
KSU students debuted their rendition of the classic play, “Our Town” Tuesday, Nov. 6, in the Stillwell Theater.
Letter from the Editor: Farewell, Sentinel
Ever since writing my first article at the Six Mile Post at Georgia Highlands College in 2014, I have spent my entire college experience in […]
Outside the Nest: California wildfires kill at least 29
The fire, known as “Camp Fire,” began Thursday, Nov. 8, and swept through the entire town of Paradise, California, destroying thousands of homes and businesses.
Art exhibition presenter reflects on inspirations, journey
One artist featured in the KSU Capstone Exhibition uses his art as a way to learn about and heal himself.
KSU to hold annual Ethics Awareness Week
Kennesaw State will host several events across both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses during the University System of Georgia’s annual Ethics Awareness Week starting Nov. 11.
Game development students help complete rail safety project
Kennesaw State recently completed a collaborative project with Railserve, Inc. to streamline safety training for Railserve employees.
OPINION: Hollywood needs to stop remaking movies
Hollywood needs to produce more original films instead of focusing on remakes.
Eggerth leaves legacy, new director announced for track teams
After eight years and 18 conference championships under Andy Eggerth, the Department of Athletics confirmed on Thursday, Nov. 8, that Cale McDaniel would become the next director of track and field and cross country.