The Kennesaw Pride Alliance will host its 10th Annual Charity Drag Show in the University Rooms of the Kennesaw campus student center from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on March 23.
Man with dishonorable discharge alarms recruiting office
Police are investigating a potentially dangerous man who raised concerns at a nearby military recruiting office.
Imposters scam student with fake charity
A Kennesaw State University student was scammed by two girls claiming they were missionaries
Opinion: Religious liberty bills legalize discrimination
A religious liberty bill is currently being considered in Georgia’s legislature, similar to one which Gov. Nathan Deal rightfully vetoed last year.
Communication alumni share success secrets
This year’s spring colloquium invited five graduates of the School of Communication & Media to share their experiences and advice with current students.
Classic Russian play finds new relevance on the Stillwell stage
The Theatre and Performance Studies department will bring turn-of-the-century Russia to the Stillwell Theater March 16.
Letter from the Editor: Our need to be inclusive
After considering all viewpoints, other publications, AP style and the acronym itself, The Sentinel has decided that it will always use “LGBT” when referring to that community.
Lacrosse links together back-to-back wins
Senior Sydney Farwick and freshman Izzy Palermo scored twice to help Kennesaw go on a 7-0 run, earning their team a win over Radford University 22-15 on March 12.
Women’s basketball falls in ASUN semifinals
KSU has a new scoring title holder in wake of a tough season-ending loss.
Golf finishes fourth at Tiger Invitational
The men’s golf team finished fourth overall at the Tiger Invitational hosted by Auburn University at the Grand National Lakes Course in Opelika, Alabama, on March 5 and 6.
Alt-right propaganda posted at The Blake
The Blake has criticized the posters featuring alternative-right rhetoric “unsolicited vandalism.”
The Commons loses business after meal plans change
New meal plan options allowing commuters to purchase fewer swipes has led to a decrease in students eating at The Commons and the closure of the second floor in the evenings.