Americans and Russians tend to agree when both sides know what the other side is saying.
Editorial: Sentinel staff remembers 9/11
The following excerpts provide reflection from the editorial staff on 9/11.
Outside the Nest: Seven wounded in Paris knife attack
French police arrested a Paris man Sunday, Sept., 9, night after he injured seven people in a knife attack.
KSU professors perform tribute to Joni Mitchell
Several KSU professors pay tribute to singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell
KSU student detained with unlicensed gun threatened to “kill students who wronged him”
A Kennesaw State Police report revealed that a student who was detained on Aug. 29 after carrying an unlicensed gun on campus was threatening to kill other “students who wronged him.”
OPINION: KSU PD handled potential gunman responsibly
KSU Police Department acted swiftly and potentially prevented another tragedy.
KSU chooses Morocco for its Annual Country Study Program
KSU students can learn about the culture and history of Morocco through a series of events and curriculums.
Zuckerman Museum hosts “Occupations” exhibit
KSU professor Donald Robson spoke to The Sentinel about his “Occupations” series at the Zuckerman Museum of Art.
Owls fly by Golden Eagles, secures first win
Chandler Burks rushed for three touchdowns and the Owls racked up 507 yards on the ground as they defeated Tennessee Tech 49-10 on Thursday, Sept. 6.
Winning streak ends for Volleyball after tough slate
After beginning the season with six consecutive victories, the Kennesaw State volleyball team lost three straight matches over the weekend to difficult opponents.
KSU Athletics partners with Ed Voyles, creates fan loyalty app
Kennesaw State Athletics announced in August that the athletics department signed an agreement with Ed Voyles Automotive to make the company the official car dealership of the KSU Owls.