Two Kennesaw State University head coaches resigned from their respective positions within the past few weeks with tennis director Eduardo Rincon stepping down on May 25 and softball coach Pete D’Amour on May 31.
Search Committee sends 3 presidential finalists to BOR
KSU’s Presidential Search and Screen Committee announced in an email to students, faculty and staff on May 21 that they have sent three recommendations for presidential candidates to the Board of Regents Special Committee.
OPINION: Wellness class should be optional for students
Mandatory health classes are no longer a necessity.
Journalism students to cover World Cup in Russia
For four journalism and emerging media students, their sports reporting summer course will take them more than 5,000 miles away to Moscow, Russia.
Master plan beginning to take shape, funding uncertain
A master plan for both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses dating back to November 2016 includes extensive details for academic, athletic and housing projects that are aimed at increasing the physical and financial scope of the university.
D2L redesign improves visual features, mobile compatibility
KSU made “daylight” upgrades to D2L, improving visual and interface features in time for students and faculty to use in the summer semester.
Softball wins ASUN Championship, exits regionals in first round
The KSU Owls softball team beat USC Upstate to claim the ASUN Conference title and advanced to the NCAA Division I where they lost in the first round to Auburn and Jacksonville State.
Professor Profile: Dr. Amelia Lewis
A KSU professor utilizes her passion for reading and writing to lead students to academic success.
BOR policy will not go into effect, Harmon apologizes
KSU Interim President Ken Harmon released a statement in early May addressing a miscommunication that the university would not be accepting student applicants without legal status in the U.S. in the fall 2020 semester.
OPINION: Internships provide students with vital experience
More employers are looking for students with prior experience.
Baseball builds bridges, not just character
The hard-nosed catcher has been a key component in Mike Sansing’s teams over the years, winning all-conference second team honors twice and being a workhorse when not injured. This season, he led the team in slugging percentage and won a conference player of the week honor.