An alumnus of Kennesaw State University is writing and directing a dark comedy film in Smyrna, Georgia.
Opinion: Sacred lands should be defended
The battle to protect a nation’s holy land and water continues.
Road rage under investigation
Reckless driving and early morning road rage reportedly led to a fight in the central parking deck on Nov. 4.
Football improves to 8-2 with win over Presbyterian
Kennesaw State University improves to 8-2 overall on the season after defeating Presbyterian College 45-10 on Saturday, Nov. 12.
Poverty simulation promotes hunger awareness before the holidays
To promote hunger awareness, KSU’s CARE Center hosted “Hunger 101” with the Atlanta Community Food Bank.
Student Life: How to transition smoothly between officers
Student organizations learn how to effectively transition new officers and how to make the process smoother.
Masquerade gala unmasks addiction
The Center for Young Adult Addiction and Recovery’s “Take off the Mask of Addiction” gala raised thousands of dollars for students in treatment and recovery from substance abuse.
Theater department workshops experimental new play
The Onyx Theater held three workshop performances of “The Followers” Nov. 1-3 through a collaboration between 7 Stages theatre company and Kennesaw State University’s Department of Theatre and Performance Studies.
KSU graduate develops new study app
A Kennesaw State University alumnus has developed the first “social studying” mobile application on the market that is set to release in November.
Volleyball tied for top spot in ASUN Conference
The Owls defeated the Stetson University Hatters in three straight sets, but they failed to sweep the weekend after losing 3-2 against the Florida Gulf Coast University Eagles.
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority promotes empowerment and self-love
The Pi Phi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority hosted an empowering event, “I Am Imperfectly Pearlfect,” on Thursday, Nov. 3, at the Marietta campus.
Football gets first shutout in school history
The Owls won their third game in a row on Saturday, Nov. 5, beating the Clark Atlanta University Panthers 56-0 and posting the team’s first shutout in school history.