A competition of who could produce the wittiest punchline now comes to who can touch as many hearts as possible.
OPINION: Organizing a space force is complicated and costly
Organizing Trump’s proposed space force would be a complicated and financial burden.
Cheerleaders not to return to squad after 2017 protests
Several of the Kennesaw State cheerleaders who took a knee during the national anthem at a football game last fall will not be back on the field this upcoming season.
Volleyball set to open season in Alabama
The volleyball team travels to Birmingham, Al. this week to begin its season with a three-match slate starting on Friday, Aug. 24 against Loyola Chicago and McNeese State.
OPINION: Healthy habits vital to student success
Students should invest more in healthy habits this semester.
KSU receives award for advances in closed captioning system
Campus Technology Magazine recently awarded Kennesaw State with its 2018 Impact Award in IT Infrastructure and Systems on Aug. 15 after the university developed a closed captioning software system.
KSU trio ventures across 50 states
Three KSU students turned a weekend adventure into a volunteering operation with a full-blown social media campaign.
Graduate College gains new research lab through partnership
Kennesaw State’s Graduate College partnered with FLOCK Specialty Finance in July to create a new research lab where students will analyze consumer borrowing data.
University annual budget increases from last year
Kennesaw State’s annual budgets show that the university’s 2018-19 budget will be continuing the trend of spending more money each year.
Billboard recognizes KSU Music, Entertainment Business program
KSU’s Music and Entertainment Business program featured in Billboard issue.
Physics professor Russell Patrick retires
Kennesaw State Physics Professor Dr. Russell Patrick plans to retire after serving at KSU for 27 years.
Birton Cowden named research director in entrepreneurship center
Kennesaw State named Birton Cowden as the first research director in the Robin and Doug Shore Entrepreneurship Center housed in the Coles College of Business on Aug. 8.