Kennesaw State defeats Gardner Webb in Big South showdown 47-39.
Football looks for share of Big South title
After a resounding win against Presbyterian last week, the Owls travel to South Carolina to take on the Charleston Southern Buccaneers.
AIDS-inspired art lecture educates students
The Zuckerman Museum of Arts invited students on a field trip to the High Museum in Atlanta on Friday, Nov. 11 to hear a lecture by Jonathan Katz, art historian and co-curator of “Art AIDS America.”
Political panel brought students together to learn about the nominees
KSU hosts Political Strategists in order to voice opinion on upcoming election
Opinion: Answering a fundamental question
An observation on the Dr. Wood/Dr. Shermer debate: Does God Exist
Our class registration advice
The Sentinel staff has some advice for students who are stressing out about getting the classes they need
Big Conversation: Civility and Civic Engagement
The Student Center University Room hosted a discussion on the endurance of democracy in an era of conflict and incivility.
#TeamFowler takes Black and Gold World Series
As college baseball season approaches, Kennesaw State University hosted its annual Black and Gold World Series on Tuesday, Oct. 11.
Dramatized coming-out stories captivate viewers
The Department of Theatre and Performance Studies’ fourth annual production of “Coming Out Monologues Project” took the stage at the Onyx Theatre on Thursday, Oct 6.
SPJ hosts sensitive topics in journalism panel
KSU’s SPJ hosted an educational panel on Oct. 20 to teach students how to report on sensitive topics in journalism.
Artists display talent at senior capstone exhibition
School of Art and Design students displayed high levels of conceptual ability and talent in the school’s capstone exhibition, which took place in the Wilson building on Monday evening, Nov. 28.
Day two off Owl-O-Ween takes off without a hitch
Day two of Owl-O-Ween on Saturday, Oct. 22 opened in the early afternoon with bands taking one of the stages.