The Kennesaw State Department of Dance recently received a donation of $336,000 for student scholarships.
KSU names Coca-Cola STEM scholars
Kennesaw State recently selected 35 students as part of the first cohort of the Coca-Cola First Generation and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Scholars program.
Bathtub gifted to KSU to commemorate late professor
Kennesaw State’s College of Engineering received a cast iron bathtub as a gift on Aug. 25 in the name of late alumnus and former adjunct professor Edward Jordan.
Alumnus donates $2.5 million to baseball program
A Kennesaw State University alumnus donated $2.5 million in support for the baseball program, which equals the largest one-time single donation to the KSU Department of Athletics.
Women’s basketball coach announces breast cancer diagnosis
Kennesaw State women’s basketball coach Agnus Berenato revealed at a recent team dinner that she has begun treatment for breast cancer.
Burks closing in on conference record as Owls defeat Bulldogs
On the bus before Saturday’s game against Samford, Kennesaw State Football Head Coach Brian Bohannon emphasized to the team that special teams would prove to be the difference in the game against the Bulldogs.
OPINION: College athletes deserve pay
Not paying college athletes is rooted in unethical practices.
Police searching for suspects involved in police shootout
Kennesaw State sent out an alert to the KSU community on Monday, Oct. 1, at approximately 4:16 a.m. stating that four armed suspects involved in an off-campus incident fled the scene and abandoned their vehicle on the Kennesaw campus.
Police charge teen in connection with KSU student’s death
Police recently charged an Atlanta teenager in connection to the July 29 shooting that ended in the death of a Kennesaw State student, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Student-produced documentary showcases life in West Africa
A KSU student filmed a documentary to highlight the struggles of students in the West African country of Benin.
Counseling and Psychological Services hosts MHMW
The week of Sept. 24 is Mental Health Matters Week at Kennesaw State, and students can get involved by attending one of several events.
OPINION: 13 Reasons Why glamorizes suicide
Despite their claims, Netflix’s hit show, “13 Reasons Why” does not provide adequate prevention resources and glamorizes suicide.