Campus police officers present at Fifth Third Bank Stadium at the time of the crash wasted no time in rushing to the rescue.
Track and field opens outdoor season strong
Both the men’s and women’s track and field teams opened up their outdoor season at three meets: Ole Miss-Joe Walker Invite, Raleigh Relays and Emory Classic on March 24-25.
KSU’s part-time MBA ranked best in GA
The program is ranked No. 1 in the state and 28th nationally.
Owls split series against Canisius College
In a jam-packed weekend, Kennesaw State tacked two wins onto its record but dropped two other games to split the series against Canisius College March 24-26.
Opinion: Specified parking is the problem
We are tired of being confined to only “West Parking” or “Central Parking” when there may be open spots somewhere else.
Opinion: Reflections on a research symposium
Participating in the different events relevant to your major that KSU puts on for students is one of the best things you can do while in school.
Bohannon: ‘Offense has to get better’
Duronte Carter’s late game interception secures the defense a fried chicken and rib dinner and caps a thrilling Spring Game.
Student injured after falling from balcony
A student was injured after falling from a third-floor balcony at The Blake apartment complex around 9 p.m., March 23.
Softball picks up two wins against Stetson
The Owls won in extra innings 4-0 before falling 3-0 in the second game of the doubleheader against Stetson University on Saturday, March 25.
New courses offered for nursing and pharmacy certificates
Daytime courses for the certified nursing assistant and pharmacy technician certifications will be offered in May 2017.
Men’s tennis wins 7th meet in a row, women fall to Highlanders
The men’s tennis team continued its winning streak on Saturday, March 25, defeating the New Jersey Institute of Technology Highlanders 6-1, while the women’s team fell 5-2.
Lawmakers kill campus sexual assault bill
Members of the Georgia State Senate judiciary committee cited concerns that there was not enough time left in the legislative session to resolve the polarizing issue.