A study of more than 9.7 million college students across the nation highlighted a slight increase in voter turnout at KSU.
Opinion: KSU Wi-Fi is in need of serious upgrades
Internet access is vital to the life of a college student, and the Wi-Fi available at KSU leaves much to be desired.
Owls fight frigid conditions to win eighth straight
The KSU football team looks to win its last two games at home to finish the regular season with 10 straight wins.
Opinion: Books spark more imagination than TV, movies
Books will take you where no movie can.
Cobb County puts student housing proposals on hold
The temporary prohibition will be in effect through July 31, 2018 or until the Board of Commissioners complete two studies for proposed student housing.
Opinion: Multimedia engages viewers better than books
Watching my favorite characters conquer their challenges on the big screen thrills me more than books ever could.
New athletic director sees big opportunity for growth
Milton Overton will become the fourth KSU athletic director after serving in the same role at Florida A&M for the past two years.
Open studio event showcases student talent
The depths of human imagination and creativity unfolded down the halls of the visual arts building on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at the School of Art and Design’s open studio event.
Opinion: Why Atlanta United losing in the playoffs is a good thing
Man, that one hurt. There is no worse way to lose in sports than to lose a penalty shootout in soccer.
English Dept. to expand linguistics minor
The department will add several new classes to the existing minor, which began this semester.
SATIRE: Campus clowns combat copycats
Clowns have descended upon Kennesaw State to set the record straight after sightings across metro Atlanta in October 2016 left many highly disturbed.
Racial slurs spray painted on veteran’s car
A vehicle at an off-campus apartment complex was vandalized with racial slurs this last weekend, a recent email states.