Chancellor Hank Huckaby called Olens’ interview for the role “probably one of the best.”
Opinion: We can make college tuition disappear
Education is not a privilege — it is a universal right.
Fire alarm suspect forgets to hide drugs
A fire alarm didn’t lead to a fire, but it did lead an officer to marijuana in a student’s room.
Downtown Kennesaw premiers free film series
Downtown Kennesaw is featuring a free drive-in movie event in Depot Park on the three consecutive Friday nights leading up to Halloween.
Cultural dances show KSU’s diversity
The International Student Association hosted a dance festival on Thursday, Sept. 22, that featured a compilation of dances exhibiting the different cultures represented.
Town hall meeting gives voice to students
The Commission on Racial and Ethnicity Dialogue hosted the State of Multicultural Student Life Town Hall meeting held on Wednesday, Sept. 28.
Students protest prospective Olens presidency
Students and alumni protested the prospective appointment of Attorney General Sam Olens as Kennesaw State University’s next president.
Volleyball earns eighth straight win
The volleyball team extended its win streak to eight consecutive games over the weekend, defeating the Jacksonville University and North Florida University.
Alpha Kappa Alpha promotes self-improvement
The Pi Phi chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority held its AKA week titled “Pink MusiK” Sept. 26-30.
Football gets third straight win, defeats Furman 52-42
Kennesaw State’s football team held off the Furman Paladins in a high-scoring game that ended 52-42 in Greenville, South Carolina, on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Owls set to take on Missouri S&T
After returning home this week from Furman University in South Carolina, the Owls football team will welcome Missouri Science and Technology to the Nest on Saturday, Oct. 8.
Workshop guides women during stressful times
“Thriving During Stressful Times,” the first of five pre-conference workshops, educated women about the importance of stress management Thursday, Sept. 29.