A Kennesaw State LGBTQ Resource Center pamphlet including information about gender-neutral pronouns, along with pamphlets locating unisex bathrooms on both campuses, can be found on the Center’s website again.
Wellness Center raises breast cancer awareness
KSU’s Wellness Center held an event Thursday, Oct. 11, to raise awareness about breast cancer and how to reduce risks.
KSU students make history at research conference
Twenty Kennesaw State students presented their research among marketing professionals at this year’s Atlantic Marketing Association Conference in New Orleans, a historical achievement for the annual event.
Outside the Nest: Saudi journalist missing, investigators suspect murder
A Saudi Arabian journalist based in the U.S. Jamal Khashoggi went missing Tuesday, Oct. 2, after entering the Saudi Consulate in Turkey to pick up a document.
OPINION: Social media should block number of ‘likes’
By not showing followers the number of likes, social media users won’t need as much validation.
KSU college receives $50,000 grant to teach middle school STEM students
Kennesaw State’s College of Computing and Software Engineering recently received a $50,000 grant to help prepare middle school students interested in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
KSU appoints VP of government relations
Kennesaw State appointed Julia Ayers as its new vice president for government relations, effective Monday, Oct. 22.
Club of the Week: Forensic Science Club
KSU’s Forensic Science club allows students to explore multiple processes in investigating crimes.
OPINION: We are no longer “at war” in Afghanistan
The days of kicking down doors are over as we aim for political correctness in the Global War on Terror.
OPINION: The military-industrial complex is alive and well
War in the Middle East continues to escalate as it recedes into the background of the new norm.
Q&A with KSU superhero, Mr. James
The Sentinel recently spoke with Mr. James, a recent KSU spotlight about his influence on its students.
Ayuk and Kennedy stand out as cross country teams end season
The men’s and women’s cross country teams have competed in four meets this year and have showed improvement each week as they prepare to finish the season strong.