Even muggles know how to party.
Summer festival poised to shake up Atlanta
Fight the heat with some cool jams this summer.
Student completes Olympic workout
After an exhausting week, a Kennesaw State club hockey goalie can rest easy knowing he successfully emulated the Red Bull 5-day Workout Challenge of Olympian […]
Campus sexual assault bill gets no vote after being revived
An eleventh-hour effort to resurrect a bill dealing with campus sexual assault failed on Sine Die day.
KSU professor and radio legend Rhubarb Jones dies at 65
Legendary Georgia radio host and KSU faculty member, Warren “Rhubarb” Jones dies at the age of 65.
GA lawmakers send ‘campus carry’ bill to governor
The controversial legislation, allowing anyone with a firearm permit to carry a concealed weapon on campus, was passed by the Georgia Senate on the final day of the legislative session.
Two injured in shooting at Stadium Village
Chilton said that there were no fatalities, but the condition of the two men is currently unknown.
Wrap up your spring break with WHY? at Terminal West
Indie-rock band WHY? is currently touring in support of their new album, “Moh Lhean.”
Opinion: Defending the controversial comma
The omission of the Oxford comma results in more than just a funny misunderstanding.
Rising alternative band hits Atlanta this April
“The fans in Atlanta are rad and pretty high-energy as well, so I am sure it’s going to be a memorable night,” lead singer Kyle Morris said.
Women’s lacrosse crushes Detroit Mercy, falls to Central Michigan
The Kennesaw State women’s lacrosse team headed north over the weekend for a two-game road trip, defeating the University of Detroit Mercy but dropping a close one to Central Michigan University.
‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ comes to the Fox for a spring show
With its tour halfway to completion, the bombastic musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” will be swinging by the Fox Theater this April, just in time for spring break.