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.
Opinion: Paper tests accurately examine student knowledge
Traditional, handwritten tests more accurately examine students’ knowledge of a subject compared to online exams. Unlike online tests, paper tests employ different skill sets and stimulate specific parts of the brain.
Opinion: Online testing better suits college student needs
While both traditional tests and online tests have their advantages and disadvantages, online tests are superior when the format is used correctly.
Opinion: Quirky national days offer break from routine
The celebration of offbeat national days is a great chance to break away from our routine lives and have a little fun.
Grad student named finalist for teacher of the year
KSU graduate student Sharonda Tarplin was named a finalist for teacher of the year in the Newton County School System.
Owls narrowly defeat Crusaders
The gold-out game did not disappoint, coming down to a 1-yard touchdown run by Chandler Burks with 0:16 left on the clock to defeat the North Greenville Crusaders.
Study reveals students’ beliefs about First Amendment
A recent nationwide survey by the Brookings Institute revealed what college students think about the First Amendment, free speech and campus protests.
Hockey defeats rival UGA
Kennesaw State’s men’s club ice hockey competed against their rivals, the University of Georgia on Saturday, Sept. 30.
Interview process for police chief begins
University officials say 30 people have applied for the position of campus police chief — a position vacated by the resignation of former Chief Roger Stearns in August.
Opinion: It’s okay to love pumpkin spice
It’s finally pumpkin-spice season and no matter who you are, it’s okay to enjoy warming your hands and taste buds with a nice, spiced latte.