The freshman out of Atlanta has been making strides in her first year as an Owl.
Club of the week: Young Americans for Freedom
Students must see each other as peers, not opponents, and professors ought to be treated as mediators facilitating a dialogue instead of dictating it.
Opinion: Introducing politics with purpose in the classroom.
In a heated climate of social divisions, how and when should we talk politics?
Miller’s ‘Roots’ bring beauty, tragedy to KSU
Dr. Charles Parrott and the department of Theatre and Performance Studies hosted acclaimed performance artist Tim Miller and his one-man show, “Rooted,” on Jan. 25 and 26 at the Stillwell Theater.
Opinion: KSU police should shift focus from non-violent crimes
KSU police arrest students for drug and alcohol violations too often for comfort, and in doing so, rob non-violent students of future opportunities.
Experience, investment motivate new athletic director
In the environment of constant change, chaos and excitement that exists at Kennesaw State, a steady hand is needed to steer the ship, and the athletics department believes they found an individual who brings a breadth of experience and leadership to the table.
Wilson leads Owls win over USC Upstate after loss to NJIT
The Owls come up short in a nail-biter against the NJIT Highlanders and then win a thriller at USC Upstate.
‘Mini Producer’ overshadows her disability
Jasmine Manuel, a 22-year-old entrepreneurship major, is definitely not your average student. Although she suffers from Osteogenesis Imperfecta Type 3 and is confined to a power chair, this Kennesaw State senior is a talented powerhouse with many projects under her belt.
Health Promotion, Wellness raises STI awareness
Health Promotion and Wellness administered free and confidential HIV and hepatitis C tests to students in the Student Recreation and Activities Center Jan. 23.
Georgia bill poses potential threat to cybersecurity researchers
A bill introduced to the Georgia General Assembly Jan. 9 would make unauthorized computer access illegal in the state, but cybersecurity researchers are worried that the bill’s unclear language could pose a danger to citizens.
Golf ready to tee off spring season
The men’s and women’s golf teams are preparing for their spring seasons to start Feb. 12 and Feb. 19 respectively, and players have been improving their skills over the winter break.
KSU early childhood education degree ranks top 10
KSU has officially been recognized by College Choice for its bachelor’s in early childhood education.