The campus gun bill, officially known as House Bill 280, is not the answer to stopping mass shootings.
Walk-off win lifts Owls over Illini in first game of split series
The softball team split its doubleheader against the Illinois Fighting Illini on Feb. 25 at Bailey Park, winning the first game 5-4 in eight innings while losing the second game 19-1 in five innings.
New spin on ‘Don Quixote’ hits the theater
The Department of Theatre and Performance Studies chased wind mills across the stage in their new production titled “Don Quixote Ugly,” Feb. 22 and 23.
Biology seminar series features GA scientists
Speaker Bill Ensign covered human impact on fish and water supplies in the continuation of the Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology seminar series.
Black female students, alumni express ‘personal battles’ through art
Students and alumni whose art was featured in “(dis)Connect Art Show” participated in a discussion at the Acworth Library on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Opinion: Textbooks are criminally overpriced
Textbooks cost a fortune, and nobody knows why.
Workshop: How to manage stress and anxiety
The Counseling and Psychological Services Center’s presentation, aimed at science students overwhelmed by rigorous classes, dealt with strategies for identifying and coping with stress.
Police: Subject of stalker allegations identifed
Campus police say they have identified a male student who allegedly harassed a female student and told other classmates that she was his sister.
GA lawmakers delay vote on campus carry bill
Campus carry legislation returns to the Georgia legislature, and representatives are making every attempt to hear and address university concerns.
Olens supports USG chancellor’s remarks against ‘campus carry’
In an email to the KSU community, President Sam Olens said he supported the chancellor’s “advocacy for maintaining Georgia’s existing law.”
Opinion: The Democratic Party has failed Progressive voters
The Democratic Party brought about their own undoing by abandoning the party’s historic tradition of being the “people’s party,” and the fault is exclusively its own.
Opinion: Don’t buy your pets — adopt them
With nearly 7.6 million dogs and cats entering shelters each year, it is vital that Americans adopt from animal shelters.