A Kennesaw State graduate has started a nonprofit to help prisoners access education.
KSU student returns after near-fatal car accident
Michael Wolcott returned to KSU this summer after being diagnosed with a severe brain injury he obtained in a car accident.
From the US to South Africa, a Global Learning Exchange
A KSU Professor is spending time in South Africa in an attempt to improve local communities.
KSU graduate invokes historic beginning at the NYSE
A KSU graduate went on to become the only full-time female trader at the New York Stock Exchange.
KSU to change course scheduling practices
Kennesaw State Interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Linda Noble announced in an email to faculty and staff on Wednesday, July 27, that the university plans to make several changes to its course scheduling practices starting in spring 2019.
KSU looks to students to vote for Homecoming concert
Kennesaw State students have recently been given the opportunity to vote on who will perform at the 2018 homecoming concert this fall, with the winning artist to be announced.
EPA awards KSU with grant to reduce aircraft emissions
Kennesaw State recently started working on a project idea that would reduce aircraft emissions after the Environmental Protection Agency awarded the university with a $69,183 grant in May.
Opinion: Sexual harassment of female reporters revolting
Female reporters are fighting sexual harassment on the job.
KSU named Edward Stephens as new police chief
Kennesaw State named Edward Stephens as the university’s new assistant vice president for public safety and chief of police on June 5.
Former Owl receives NBA opportunity
Former KSU basketball star Kendrick Ray has made his way back to the U.S. after a successful season playing in the Czech Republic.
Sweet success for women’s golf players
Individuals from the women’s golf team are having successful summers so far, with tournament victories and personal achievements highlighting the off-season. Senior Madison Caldwell qualified […]