In only its third season of existence, the KSU football team achieved a previously unimaginable level of success.
Missed chances in second half haunt Owls
The Kennesaw State women’s basketball team narrowly lost 77-72 against the North Florida Ospreys on Saturday, Jan. 13, after a second-half performance haunted by turnovers.
Satire: Georgians in panic after one inch of snow
‘Twas the night before a snowstorm, when all through Georgia there rose such a clatter.
Track opens indoor season at Purdue
The men’s and women’s track teams began their indoor seasons on Saturday, Jan. 14, at the Gene Edmonds Open at Purdue University.
Shooting and penalties keep Owls winless in conference
The men’s basketball team fell short against the Jacksonville Dolphins 65-58 on Jan. 11 and the North Florida Ospreys 85-78 on Jan. 13, leaving the Owls without a conference win.
KSU student launches talent show to ‘make Jesus famous’
“When I attended Passion, a Christian conference, last year, I heard the phrase ‘make Jesus famous’ and it stuck out to me,” Nakia Merrill said. “I felt compelled to create a platform for those with gifts to share them and honor God; to make Jesus famous with their talents.”
Opinion: The Georgia Board of Regents could fail students again
The Georgia Board of Regents has a chance to do better in selecting a new president for Kennesaw State, but its lack of diversity and current track record suggest they might not use the opportunity to create positive change.
Outside the nest: Tunisia protests
Each week we take a look at a major news story — either nationally or internationally — to recap the major points.
A spring welcome from our new editors
The Sentinel is welcoming six new editors — four section editors, a photo editor and a managing editor.
“Meltdown” and “Spectre” vulnerabilities pose threat to devices
Desktops, laptops, cell phones and tablets are at risk due to two recently discovered vulnerabilities which could let criminals access restricted information.
Writing Center facilitates students’ reading, writing needs
“The Writing Center is a resource for students that builds confidence and supports academic growth in writing. Ultimately, students leave the Writing Center as better writers who can more confidently write in their English classes and in their field.“