The virtual reality game by “Rick and Morty” co-creator has received mixed reactions from students who aren’t sure it’s wroth investing in the technology.
Sororities spread positivity, awareness on campus
Three of Kennesaw’s Pan-Hellenic sororities hit the pavement to raise awareness of important issues on the week of Monday, Sept. 12.
Gas shortage causes price hikes, pump fights
The governor declares a state of emergency and reminds Georgians that price gouging is against the law.
FAFSA rules change for next year
The financial aid application will become available earlier and use older tax information to reduce frustration for applicants.
Dorm burn teaches students fire safety
The university sets a mock dorm on fire to teach students about fire safety.
Guest swipe policy updated for first-year residents
After plenty of back-and-forth over guest swipe policies, all meal plans are back to the old policy again.
“Jane Got a Gun” defies expectations
Romance overshadows action in “Jane Got a Gun.”
Opinion: Planned Parenthood deserves permanent funding
A new rule proposed by the president would prevent the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
Brunswick Zone XL hopes to attract KSU students with new renovations
Brunswick Zone XL in Kennesaw caters to students with renovations scheduled to be finished at the end of November.
Opinion: Trump’s problematic kickback
Newt Gingrich visited Kennesaw State University Monday afternoon on behalf of the Trump campaign, but he didn’t really speak to the students.
Opinion: Removing the stigma of psychological care
College tends to be a source of stress for many students, and it can be especially difficult for those who suffer from mental illness. No […]
Capes not optional: “Superheroes for Orphans” 5k Walk/Run is Oct. 8
Guest Commentary by Brianne Broyles Today, I’m sitting in a Starbucks outside of Atlanta, typing on my MacBook laptop, sipping on an iced green tea and […]