The Owls managed to hold off the Stetson University Hatters 92-85 Thursday night, notching their third win in a row and improving their conference record to 6-4 as they prepare for the ASUN Conference Tournament.
Student, alumni works featured in African Diaspora Art Show
The Acworth Cultural Arts Center is hosting “(dis)Connect: Art of the African Diaspora,” featuring the art of alumni and current Kennesaw State students from Feb. 4 to Feb. 25.
Five-game win streak snapped
A string of victories dating back to late January was broken over the weekend after the women’s basketball team fell 69-35 to ASUN Conference leader Florida Gulf Coast University on Feb. 11 in Fort Myers, Florida.
Track and field wraps up regular season, heads to championship
KSU had an impressive showing this weekend in its final regular season meet, with many athletes achieving lifetime best times and jumps.
Owls and Eagles battle it out
Florida Gulf Coast University defeated Kennesaw State University 75-63 Saturday night at Fort Myers, Florida.
Master’s program prepares graduates for leadership
At an open house Feb. 6, the director of the Master of Public Administration Program explained its objectives, benefits and potential job placements for prospective students.
Workshop teaches students to create a personal brand
The Odyssey Peer Mentoring Program held a workshop on Feb. 9 to help students learn how to effectively network with employers.
KSU tennis loses early lead to undefeated team
Fresh off its first win of the season over Belmont University, the Kennesaw State men’s tennis team dropped a closely-contested match to South Carolina’s Wofford University on Saturday, losing 4-3.
Basketball sets longest win streak in program history
The women’s basketball team earned its fifth-straight win in a 66-56 victory over the New Jersey Institute of Technology in an ASUN Conference game, Feb. 8.
New programming promotes eco-friendliness
The Presidential Commission on Sustainability is developing new initiatives to further the university’s environmental consciousness.
Education career fair offers opportunities to all majors
Students of all majors gathered in the KSU Center to hunt down jobs and talk to employers at the 2017 Education Career Fair.
Debunking the myth: Class continues if the professor is late
I think the rumor continues to stick around simply through word of mouth — that’s how I learned about it, after all.