The KSU Volleyball team went 1-1 over the weekend as they dropped a match against Jacksonville on Friday and got a win against North Florida on Saturday.
Football dominates Texas Southern
Sporting brand new grey uniforms, the KSU football team demolished the Texas Southern Tigers 48-3 on Saturday night.
Local music spotlight: Qurriculum Global
By unifying KSU artists under one label, the people behind Qurriculum Global are bringing education to the forefront of entertainment.
Opinion: Skeptics should give online dating a chance
While online dating does have its flaws, I highly recommend that everyone tries it out.
Opinion: Studying outside comfort zone strengthens success
Midterms are just ahead of us. The days are elapsing with no regard to whether or not you are studying, but you can set a precedent for the rest of the year by studying outside of your comfort zone.
Owls outscore EKU 19-3 on the weekend
The KSU club ice hockey team defeated Eastern Kentucky University in dominating fashion, with a 9-1 win on Friday and a 10-2 victory on Saturday.
University trains students how to reverse opioid overdoses
The Center for Young Adult Addiction and Recovery will host training sessions throughout the semester to teach students how to administer naloxone, a medication that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose.
Oct. 3-10 Weekly Calendar
Check out the events happening on and around Kennesaw State this week!
Department of Dance to host world-renowned dance company
The world-renowned Israel-based Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company will grace the stage of the Marietta dance theatre on Oct. 24.
Dr. Blackwell: Celebrating the success of the School of Music
Dr. Leslie Blackwell’s musical expertise provides inspiration to the students of the School of Music.
Q & A with a South Korean lieutenant general
Lt. Gen. In-Bum Chun, a highly-decorated veteran of the South Korean army, visited KSU to discuss the implications of North Korean tensions on South Korea, the United States and the world.
Immigrants speak out about DACA repeal
A panel of immigration experts and undocumented immigrants discussed how the recent repeal of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as DACA, could affect thousands of people living in the United States.