The KSU baseball team improved its record to .500 with three wins against Evansville, two of which were dramatic walk-offs, and a loss to Georgia.
As regular season closes, Owls hope to carry momentum to playoffs
In a season that got off to a slow start, KSU’s men’s basketball team, winners of 5 of its last 8, hope to make noise as underdogs in the tournament.
Culinary students host pop-up restaurant for Kennesaw firefighters
KSU culinary students hosted a pop-up restaurant on Friday, Feb. 23, at Fire Station 26 in Kennesaw to show appreciation to the firefighters that serve KSU’s campuses.
Emotionally provoking video game emulates anxiety
Two KSU students are giving people the opportunity to step into the shoes of those living with anxiety.
Softball splits home-opening games
The softball team opened up their home schedule over the weekend at the Bobbie Bailey Memorial Tournament, dropping the first two games to Rutgers on Friday, Feb. 23, before rebounding against Florida A&M and Morehead State the next day.
Men’s tennis team provides bright spot on dim road trip
The first men’s tennis win of the season helped end a losing week on a high note.
Metro Atlanta flu hospitalizations reach a record high
The Georgia Department of Public Health reported that the number of hospitalizations for flu symptoms in metro Atlanta have reached a record high of 2,034.
Odyssey program hosts open mic event with coffee
The Odyssey peer mentoring program hosted a small showcasing event Feb. 22 for students wanting to artistically express themselves.
Outside the Nest: Attacks in Eastern Ghouta, Syria continue
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.
Club of the Week: KSU Mudslingers
The Mudslingers Ceramics club is a student organization run by students and ceramics majors with membership open to all students of any skill level.
Kinesthetic classroom engages students, promotes learning
The WellStar College of Health and Human Services is hosting 10 classes in its kinesthetic classroom this semester with the aim of improving students’ learning experience.
Ken Harmon serves as interim president
Ken Harmon took over as interim president after Sam Olens’ resignation on Feb. 15.