KSU has contributed to Kennesaw’s population and economic growth over the past five years, leading to future projects and plans for the city.
Kennesaw named in top 10 safest Georgia cities
The National Council for Home Safety and Security recognized Kennesaw as one of the top 10 safest cities in Georgia in a ranking released Jan. 29.
KSU freshman owns ‘out-of-this-world’ clothing company
Entrepreneurs can be found in the most unlikely of places. In this case, an ‘extraterrestrial’ clothing company found its footing in the heart of one KSU student.
KSU Cycling Club: Folks on spokes
A mutual love of riding is what brought the members of KSU’s Cycling Club together, but their commitment to each other is what has allowed the club to grow immensely in recent years.
KSU prepares annual tribute to LGBTQ pride
The Kennesaw Pride Association, KSU’s LGBTQ Pride and Awareness group, recently held auditions for their 11th annual Campus Drag Show on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1.
Opinion: Technology users need to practice digital responsibility
It is vital for students to become aware of and take preventative measures against the negative social, health and environmental impacts that technology has on the world.
Opinion: Tattoos should be accepted in the workplace
Employees should be judged on work ethic and not their skin.
Opinion: Tattoos can be difficult for employees
While tattoos have become more accepted in the workplace, they pose an issue for front-line employees due to consumer perception and societal stigma.
Honors student creates 3-D printed robotic hand
An honors student built a robotic arm using a 3-D printer for his honors learning experience.
Outside the Nest: Greeks protest Macedonia’s name
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 veterans react to California teacher’s remarks
A video of a California high school teacher surfaced in which he speaks in front of his class about the military. In the video, the teacher refers to military members as the “lowest of lows” and “not intellectual people” or “high-level thinkers.”
College of education begins search for new dean
KSU recently began a national search to find a new dean for the Bagwell College of Education.