The National Science Foundation will begin to implement a new term and condition on Oct. 22 that will take a step toward ensuring that the research and learning environments supported by the foundation are free from sexual harassment and assault.
KSU rapper doesn’t plan on slowing down
Kennesaw State student Jaye Newton uses his passion to make a name for himself in the rap genre.
Master of Science in Conflict Management to hold open house
Kennesaw State’s School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development will host an open house for students interested in its Masters of Science in Conflict Management program on Friday, Oct. 12.
Player Profile: Tiffany Sornpao continues excellence as goalkeeper
Sornpao has been a model of consistency for the Owls, racking up saves and securing leads against tough opponents such as UGA and Georgia Southern.
Michael J. Coles to release autobiography
Michael J. Coles announced that he will release an autobiography on Monday, Oct. 15, depicting the entrepreneur’s non-traditional path into the world of business.
OPINION: Student-athletes should not be paid
Student-athletes should not be paid to play sports while thousands of other students are paying just to attend.
Health Promotion and Wellness Center provides Relaxation Station
Kennesaw State’s Relaxation Station is a place where students can unwind amid the stress of college life.
KSU student renews DACA after 2017 conundrum
A KSU senior discussed his experiences as a DACA recipient in a follow-up interview with the Sentinel.
Professor Profile: Jenny Sadre-Orafai
A Kennesaw State professor uses her experience in writing to help students tap into their own creativity.
KSU hosts World Interaction Design Day
Kennesaw State’s Department of Technical Communication and Interactive Design hosted a World Interaction Design Day on Tuesday, Sep. 25, in the Atrium Building on the Marietta campus.
Q&A with MLB player Willie Harris
Major League baseball player Willie Harris spoke about his career and his time at KSU.
Outside the Nest: Over 840 dead after Indonesia tsunami
At least 840 people died in eastern Indonesia after an earthquake and tsunami struck the coast of Sulawesi island Friday.