The Office of Military and Veterans Service will begin undergoing construction Sept. 25 to remodel its current facilities on the Marietta campus.
Recycling doubles on Marietta campus
An increase in the number of recycling bins on the Marietta campus has significantly increased interest in sustainability.
DACA removal may put one student’s dreams on hold
An undocumented student shares how removing DACA may interrupt his life.
Owls lose twice to wrap up non-conference play
KSU lost a pair of games this week against Middle Tennessee State and Furman to end the non-conference portion of its schedule.
Summer enrollment reaches highest in KSU history
A 21 percent increase in summer enrollment this year marks a record high for the number of students taking summer classes.
First rare book museum in metro Atlanta opens at KSU campus
The Horace W. Sturgis Library unveiled metro Atlanta’s first rare book museum on April 22, housed on its ground floor.
Kennesaw resident remasters cult classic’s soundtrack for limited release
The soundtrack to “TROMA’S WAR,” a 1980’s cult-action classic film, was remastered by a Kennesaw composer at Dreamco Music Studio and released on vinyl on July 4, 2017.
Owls hold off Eagles, get first win of the season
After coming off of a frustrating loss to Samford in the season opener, the KSU football team beat the Tennessee Tech Eagles 27-14 on Saturday night to earn their first victory of the 2017-18 season.
Justice Department ends program protecting undocumented immigrants
The Justice Department announced on Sept. 5 that it will rescind an Obama-era program that allows undocumented immigrants to remain in the United States if they immigrated as children.
STEM student’s research discovers plant’s ability to smell
Senior Rebecca Webster took home a top research award for her research on a certain plants’ ability to smell other plants.
Hockey splits weekend games 1-1 with Ole Miss
KSU’s high scoring and aggressive play lead the team to a record of 1-1 to begin the season.