The KSU soccer team lost two games, both 3-0, while on the road in Florida this week and remain winless in conference play.
Volleyball remains perfect in conference play
The Owls advance to 3-0 in ASUN Conference play, after defeating FGCU on Friday and Stetson on Saturday.
An adventure into a new kind of art
Nestled in the KSU recreation center’s bicycle shop are several alluring works of art intricately made up of trinkets, gizmos and gadgets all carefully crafted by the assistant director of outdoor adventures.
‘Stand Bi Me’ brings solidarity to The Green
Students of all sexualities were invited to celebrate non-monosexual identities at the “Stand Bi Me: Bi Pride Day Festival” on The Green on Thursday, Sept. 21 at 12:30 p.m.
Opinion: NFL, sports will stand unified
Teams across the National Football League showed solidarity during the national anthem on Sunday, Sept. 24 in response to President Donald Trump’s comments regarding players kneeling.
Students concerned for safety after Ga. Tech shooting
The recent shooting death of a Georgia Tech student by campus police has sparked questions of whether college students can trust their university police officers.
Meet the real-life Ash Ketchum
Pokèmon masters do exist. Meet Connor Finton, KSU student and 13th-best Pokèmon trading card player in the world
Book Review: Alumna’s eBook encourages compassion
Kennesaw State alumni Tobhiyah Emiohe recently published an eBook on compassion.
Second armed robbery occurs on campus
The assault closely parallels one that happened in the same location earlier this year.
“Sea Duck” flies at aerospace competition
A trio of engineering students placed second in an aircraft design competition for their craft, the “Sea Duck.” Engineering students win award for aircraft design
SGA President: Our priorities are housing, safety, space
The SGA discussed the challenges and issues facing KSU students at its third meeting of the semester.
SATIRE: “The Green” to become “The Deck”
The Green is out with the building of a new parking deck to fulfill students deepest dreams and parking nightmares.