The lacrosse team had a successful Senior Day, defeating Old Dominion 15-6 as the Owls honored six players and earned their fifth win of the season.
KSU spring break roundup
The National Conference on Undergraduate Research, the National Collegiate Sales Competition and the Southeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition all took place over spring break.
AFSP, KSU encourage students to ’emerge from darkness’
Kennesaw State’s Counseling and Psychological Services partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to host the “Out of the Darkness Campus Walk” on April 15 at 2 p.m. at Swift Cantrell Park in Kennesaw, Georgia.
CSH program still in limbo, faculty, students concerned about university’s response
Faculty and students within KSU’s Culinary Sustainability and Hospitality program have recently expressed concern over the program’s future and the university’s handling of the program’s termination.
KSU to start search process for new CIO
KSU plans to start the search process for the institution’s new Chief Information Officer after the completion of the position’s job description, university spokeswoman Tammy DeMel said.
Mechatronics department chair addresses future of autonomous vehicles in metro Atlanta
Interim Department Chair Kevin McFall addressed the impact of autonomous vehicles on Atlanta.
$1 million donated to fund engineering scholarships
Atlanta real estate executives made a $1 million donation to the Paul Radow endowment for mechanical engineering scholarships.
Refugee crisis poster series visits KSU
In an effort to bring national awareness to college communities about the struggles refugees face, freshman Matthew Tikhonovsky and his sister, Natalie Tikhonovsky, developed the visual force, coined, “Walk a Campus in My Shoes.”
Auxiliary services changes name, builds Talon One centers
KSU’s Auxiliary Services recently changed its name to Campus Services and plans to open new customer service centers on the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses for the fall 2018 semester.
KSU names new radio lab in Rhubarb Jones’ honor
On April 2, 2017, Rhubarb Jones, a distinguished lecturer of mass communications and development director at KSU, as well as an award-winning disk jockey, passed away after a fatal heart attack, marking the end of a star faculty member and a nationally recognized morning radio personality.
Professor Profile: John Hooper
John Hooper, a Kennesaw State instructor of history and a licensed pilot, uses his life experience and love of travel to teach students about the importance of the world’s history.