Chancellor Wrigley wrote a letter to Ken Harmon that addressed the recent lawsuits filed against KSU and requested that Harmon improve the student affairs department.
Opinion: Citizen journalism cannot replace professionalism
Citizen journalism can be biased and incorrect, and students need to realize this and know how to validate what they read.
Faculty senate addresses presidential search concerns in letter to BOR
KSU’s faculty senate sent a letter to the Board of Regents on March 14 to highlight and remind the board about two conditions involving KSU’s presidential search.
KPA hosts teach-in to respond to misinformation
Student organizations representing the LGBTQ community at KSU are under scrutiny by Campus Reform, a site for college news, after the resurfacing of “pronoun pamphlet”.
Opinion: Spring Break, not all it’s cracked up to be
More students should opt out of spring break.
Mediation clinic brings conflict management to KSU community
The School of Conflict Management opened a mediation clinic that provides free mediation services to students, faculty and staff in the pursuit of conflict resolution.
KSU students compete for peace sake
On March 24, KSU peace and conflict studies students competed against international students in the second peace studies soccer match at the Owls Nest.
‘The kids are the same,’ A non-traditional student’s journey in theater
Jim Wallace, a 77-year-old theater student at KSU, fell in love with performance as an eight-year-old kid in his church’s Christmas production, when he walked out, realized he had forgotten his prop sword, announced to the audience what he had done, and walked back to get it.
Baseball scores 63 runs in weekend sweep of Grambling State
The Owls dominated in their series against Grambling State in which they won each game by 10 runs or more.
Men’s tennis splits weekend matches, women fall again
The men’s and women’s tennis teams lost in their Atlantic Sun Conference opening matches against Lipscomb on Saturday, March 24, but the men rebounded on Sunday to defeat Gardner-Webb.
CSH program not officially deactivated, currently under review
A professor from KSU’s School of Culinary Sustainability and Hospitality planned to speak at a faculty senate meeting Monday, March 26, to ask for the senate’s backing in pushing the university to provide a fair review process to determine whether the program should be deactivated.
Softball wins four of five in dominant tournament performance
The softball team soared at the Homewood Suites Challenge in Raleigh, North Carolina, over the weekend, winning four of five games while outscoring opponents 34-17 across all five games.