It’s time to include preferred pronouns in class introductions.
“Helicopter” parenting impedes independence
Overactive, or “helicopter,” parenting is harmful to both the independence and general well-being of a young adult’s immersion into the collegiate world.
Zuckerman hosts supernatural exhibit
A new exhibit called “Medium” will begin haunting the Zuckerman Museum of Art on Aug. 29.
Soccer remains unbeaten
Kennesaw State brings 4 points home after drawing with Georgia Southern 0-0 and defeating Mercer 2-0 on the road.
Approval pending for new academic building
University officials expect the Board of Regents to vote next spring on a new Academic Learning Center, which will house classroom and office space.
Immigration, integration expert to visit campus
The founder and executive director of Welcoming America, a global immigrant-welcoming movement, will be making his way to KSU on Sept. 12.
Club hockey has national championship aspirations
With the majority of last season’s roster returning, and depth at all positions, KSU’s club ice hockey team looks to dominate in the regular season.
Innovative cooking demos inspire healthy eating habits
KSU’s registered dietitians reveal their culinary secrets behind the budget-friendly cooking demonstrations.
Professor profile: Captivating an audience in British literature
The start of the semester brings stress, new challenges, and for Dr. Brian Artese, the chance to showcase some British Literature know-how to a new class of students.
New options to ease parking woes
Among the new options are parking permits for additional economy and shuttle lots, as well as an increase in the number and frequency of shuttles.
Physicians warn students of deadly meningitis strain
Four physician groups hand delivered a letter to University System of Georgia Chancellor Steve Wrigley encouraging him to recommend the new meningitis B vaccine to college students across Georgia.
Labor Day weekend full of fun events
Take some time to unwind from classes with these local weekend events.