What do you get when you put the horror genre, traditional animation and a unique storyline into a blender? You get “Bendy and the Ink Machine!”
KSU volleyball escapes with first conference win
KSU won a nail-biter on Friday as they defeated conference-rival Lipscomb in a match that went the full five sets.
Opinion: Current group project system breeds failure
Most group projects do not realistically teach teamwork because necessitating peer supervision can lead to unfairly disseminated workloads and post-project animosity.
BOB crash leaves one student injured
A student was injured and sent to the hospital following a collision between a BOB bus and another vehicle.
Opinion: Group assignments are a necessary evil
In order for a class to be considered effective, it not only needs to teach the required material, but it also needs to constantly challenge students to improve their core skills. Even if a student forgot all of the material taught in a class after completion, they should still have grown as a student.
KSU sets school record in financial aid disbursement
The Office of Financial Aid has disbursed more financial aid money this semester than ever before in its history.
Music competition gives local artists a shot at the limelight
Students from Kennesaw State and Georgia State will rock the amphitheater on the Kennesaw campus as talented artists from each university compete to win a spot in the finale of the “High Note” music competition on Saturday, Sept. 23.
Professor profile: encouraging students to care about communication
For Lecturer Lindsey Hand, the goal is to get
students to understand just how important communication is.
Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Luzia’ swings into Atlantic Station
After over a year of being on the road, Cirque du Soleil’s “Luzia” swings into Atlantic Station to take audience members on an imaginary adventure through Mexico, where “light quenches the spirit and rain soothes the soul” from Sept. 14. to Nov. 19.
Financial aid changes to help students succeed
A new federal grant for low-income students and potential changes to higher education costs proposed by one state senator may change how students pay for college.