Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ choice to rescind the “Dear Colleague” letter was impulsive, irresponsible and, ultimately, sends a bold and insulting statement on her feelings toward the victims of sexual assault.
Review: The Mindscape escape room challenge
Mindscape challenges the minds and teamwork of groups who dare to take on the mental maze of puzzles and analytical tasks in the psychiatric ward-themed escape room.
Protestors show their support for cheerleaders kept off field
A rally hosted on the corner of Chastain Road and Frey Road on Oct. 11 attracted several Kennesaw State students and faculty in support of the five cheerleaders who took a knee during the national anthem at the Sept. 30 football game.
Opinion: Trump administration is not doing enough for Puerto Rico
The Trump administration has not contributed enough to help the relief effort in Puerto Rico where U.S. citizens are currently suffering without much food or water.
Student photography featured by CSJ
Photographs fill the walls of the Honey Bubble tea shop, provoking thought and emotion at the Bokeh Focus photography exhibition, which is on display through October 30.
Opinion: Time management skills are necessary for success
The stresses of college life are numerous, but no set of skills handles them better than time management.
Opinion: Police should stay out of politics, school policies
Sheriff Neil Warren’s comments only served to further politicize a peaceful protest.
Opinion: Putting assignments off isn’t always a bad thing
Putting off assignments isn’t the end of the world. Often deemed a negative trait in students, this habit doesn’t necessarily mean the work isn’t going to be completed.
Investiture eclipsed by kneeling protest
On the day of President Sam Olens’ investiture, the celebration was overshadowed by protests and heated controversy.
Homecoming Week Events
The week of Kennesaw State’s homecoming game is always eventful, and this year is no exception.
Olens may have been pressured to keep cheerleaders off field
Text messages between several prominent political leaders seem to contradict the university’s original explanation for keeping the cheerleaders off the field.