David Lubell said he came to KSU to bring awareness to the refugee epidemic and to provide students with insight about what they can do as a community to make KSU a more welcoming university.
Volleyball finishes strong, ASUN Tournament No. 1 seed
The KSU Volleyball team won its last 10 games to clinch the No. 1 seed in the ASUN Tournament.
Track and field looks to build off of last year’s success
After the men’s and women’s track teams won both indoor and outdoor ASUN Conference championships in 2017, it is difficult to think of what more KSU’s track and field team can achieve this coming season.
Theater Spring 2018 season has something for everyone
Kennesaw State’s school of Theatre and Performance Studies will put on eight shows throughout the spring semester starting Jan. 25, 2018.
Board of Regents to cut online tuition
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents will consider a plan next spring to cut online tuition to bring it on par with tuition for on-campus courses.
Nick Masterson, the 3-point powerhouse
The Kennesaw State men’s basketball team’s lead shooting guard, Nick Masterson, will bring vast experience and precise shooting to the Owl squad for the fall 2017 season.
A fall farewell from the outgoing Sentinel editors
Five of The Sentinel’s editors will be stepping away this coming semester, and here they bid farewell.
Owls fall short despite Scott’s 26 points
KSU’s struggles on both sides of the ball led to an easy win for the Butler Bulldogs who managed to defeat KSU by 18 points, despite stellar scoring from sophomore James Scott.
Club of the Week: College Libertarians of KSU
College Libertarians of Kennesaw State centers around the political ideology of Libertarianism, which is grounded in the principle of expanding individual liberty.
Cheerleaders link arms after being allowed on field
At Saturday’s football game against Charleston Southern, eight of the cheerleaders stood with their arms linked together in what they said was an acknowledgement of Veterans Day.
Opinion: Resolutions don’t have to wait until New Year’s
Making a resolution, or change, should be made when one decides they want or need to make a change for themselves — that decision need not be put off until New Year’s Day.
Holiday movies: a timeless tradition
Besides the awkward family reunions and the crazy weather that Georgia has to offer, timeless holiday movies are always something to look forward to during the break.