Although they are on their way out, graduating seniors have some advice for lower classmen who are still looking for the key to successfully getting through each semester.
Opinion: Study tools benefit student learning
Study tools can be anything a student uses to help them digest information, but the most helpful ones are planners, tutors and scanner pens.
KSU strengthens relations between US, Southeast Asia through its students
Kennesaw State is continuing its Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative fellowship for the 2018 spring semester starting with the arrival of Southeast Asian fellows in Atlanta, GA on Jan. 31.
Dr. Matt Duffy: Beloved professor and journalist
Dr. Matt Duffy, an incredible journalist and educator, died on Wednesday, Jan. 17 after battling stage IV lung cancer for four years.
Behind the ‘@,’ Meet the people that tweet info you need to know
Contrary to popular belief, the Twitter account is not operated by college-aged students, but it is instead operated by two university employees who have been with the department since it’s establishment in January 2015.
KSU MBA ranked top 20 in US
U.S. News and World Reports recently ranked KSU’s online MBA program as one of the top 20 in the nation and the best in Georgia.
Health Services warns students of flu outbreak
Officials from KSU’s Student Health Services encourage students to watch out for their health and get their flu shot as the flu outbreak remains widespread throughout Georgia and the United States.
Student-formed metal band finds quick success
The newly established outfit formed in April 2017 already has songs featured on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and a multitude of other streaming services. The band is made up entirely of college students — three of them currently attending Kennesaw State.
Four Owls recognized with awards
Four members of the Owls’ athletic programs won major awards over the last week, including three members of the football team and one from the women’s basketball team.
Opinion: Safety more important than convenience
While the campus closure on Monday bothered some students, the weather reports and student safety drove the decision.
KSU Miracle raises $25,000 using social media
KSU Miracle, a student-run fundraising organization that donates its proceeds to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, has managed to raise over $25,000 using a social media-related fundraiser.