Students, teachers and parents from different parts of metro Atlanta walked out of their classes at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, March 15 and gathered in front of the capital to rally for stricter gun legislation.
KSU students create sustainability clothing drive
OwlSwap is a clothing sustainability initiative started at Kennesaw State that collects clothing donated by students, and it aims to raise awareness about the negative impacts of the clothing industry as well as teach students how to be responsible consumers and recyclers.
Professor Profile: Tricia Grindel
Every student pursuing a path in Kennesaw State’s school of communication and media has likely taken a writing for public communication course as a prerequisite for their upper division classes.
‘Kampus Kulture’ promotes authenticity in the KSU community
Two Kennesaw State students are using student media to change the way their peers view their campus during a new radio show called “Kampus Kulture.”
Eggerth’s way: Track teams seek to continue excellence outdoors
Over the past several years, there have been few college track and field teams as decorated and dominant as Kennesaw State’s squad led by Andy Eggerth, but his demeanor remains is still incredibly humble.
Outside the Nest: UN condemns DRC’s violent crackdowns
Each week we take a look at a major news story — either nationally or internationally — to recap or preview the major points or to highlight an event that doesn’t garner much attention from large media outlets.
KSU dean joining University of Central Arkansas as new provost
Dr. Patricia Poulter is preparing to join the staff at the University of Central Arkansas.
Men’s tennis improves, close non-conference play
The men’s tennis team defeated South Carolina State 4-3 on Sunday, March 18, winning its fifth out of its last six matches and built considerable momentum heading into conference play.
Baseball routed by Bulldogs, beat Sooners once
The baseball team played four games in the past week, losing to Georgia before winning one out of three games against the Oklahoma Sooners.
Blake residents express concerns about littering
Littered trash has accumulated the around student housing complex, The Blake, raising environmental concerns.
E-tuition cuts, university statements
University spokeswoman Tammy DeMel reached out to The Sentinel Tuesday to notify it of inaccurate information from the “E-tuition cuts hurting online instructors, courses” in this week’s print issue and to provide the university’s statements regarding comments made in the article.
Dual master’s program now available to communication students
The school of communication at KSU is now offering a dual master’s degree program to students.