The Michael A. Leven School of Culinary Sustainability and Hospitality offers a class on the classic American beverage — beer.
Opinion: Attending college is worth the student debt
An education is arguably the best investment that you can make in your life.
Owls hope to preserve success in spring game
The football team will host its fourth annual spring game on Friday, March 23, at 7 p.m., showcasing both veterans of last season’s successful team and new players from this year’s recruiting class.
Opinion: Leave the voting age alone
Teens younger than 18 are not sufficiently mature and will vote in line with their parents, giving greater voting power to the older generation.
Commentary: KSU’s ‘As You Like It’ brings originality to the Shakespeare classic
From March 20-25, the Kennesaw State department of theatre and performance studies will present a live performance of “As You Like It,” an original screenplay by William Shakespeare, directed by Rick Lombardo, the department chair, and I had the opportunity to attend a rehearsal prior to Tuesday’s opening show.
Opinion: Emotional support animals benefit students
Emotional support animals are vital to the health of students and should be respected as such.
Softball shuts out Panthers, take two of three from Spartans
The softball team stayed strong last week, defeating Georgia State 8-0 on Wednesday, March 14, before taking two of three from the University of South Carolina Upstate over the weekend.
KSU holds annual campus safety day
Kennesaw State held its annual Campus Safety Day Thursday, March 15, on the Marietta campus, and to celebrate, KSU put on its annual mock dorm room burn.
Opinion: Voting age should be lowered to 16
Allowing 16-year-olds to vote will inspire them in their studies and bring validity to their attitudes.
KSU PD concludes no illegal activity by church alleged of human trafficking
Kennesaw State’s Police Department recently closed a case involving reports of human trafficking involvement against members from the World Society Mission Church of God, stating no illegal activity is or was taking place within the group.
Art museum partnership brings new courses
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in the College of Continuing and Professional Education is now in partnership with the Booth Western Art Museum to bring different types of courses to its curriculum.
Women’s golf finds footing in Mexico tournament
The women’s golf team placed second at the Hawkeye-El Tigre Invitational in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, over the weekend, finishing with a five-player team total of 28-over par.