The KSU men’s and women’s cross country teams have already begun training for the upcoming 2017-18 season.
Men’s golf looks to build on strong 2016 season
After winning its second straight ASUN Championship this past season, head coach Bryant Odom expects the KSU men’s golf team to pick up right where it left off.
Volleyball wins season opener
The volleyball team kicked off the new season by unveiling their 2016 ASUN Regular Season Champions banner and a 3-1 win over Troy University Sunday, Aug. 27.
5K supports treatment for addiction, eating disorders
KSU’s 10th annual Run for Recovery 5K on Aug. 26 kicked off National Recovery Month and raised money for students in recovery.
Incoming students don’t know about campus carry
Many students, and incoming freshman especially, have indicated that the university has not informed them of the new law.
Hundreds gather to watch eclipse darken campus
With 97 percent of the sun covered by the moon, some eclipse watchers noticed not only dimmed lighting but also a much-appreciated drop in temperature.
Effort to remove Confederate flag reaches city’s ears
In response to the outcry, the Kennesaw City Council voted Aug. 21 to request that the state legislature revise the current law to allow municipalities more freedom to determine the fate of their monuments.
Unofficial ‘assigned seats’ confine student routine
The seats you choose in the classroom do not belong to you.
KSU seniors unveil #HootyHoo music video
A talented group of seniors tested their creative limits with the production of the music video #HootyHoo, which displays school spirit in a rap-tastic way.
Theatre department plans for emotional season
The Department of Theatre and Performance Studies has planned a semester jam-packed with thought-provoking plays, dark musicals and entertaining performances.
The Sentinel sits down with Darnell Holland
Kennesaw State running back Darnell Holland first picked up a football as an energetic seven-year-old, not envisioning glory or fame, but just looking for another opportunity to hang out with friends. What started off as innocent fun eventually developed into respectable talent.
Opinion: Parking pandemonium poorly handled for freshman, commuters
As the student population grows, parking options struggle to keep up.