From News Reports – Kennesaw, Ga. (August 19, 2016) – Kennesaw Parks & Recreation is hosting its 5th annual Worldwide Day of Play event on […]
Tennis teams prepare to open 2016 season strong
Manuel Castellanos wins his third doubles crown of career, and freshman Jada Tijani sweeps for the Lady Owls over the weekend.
KSU football gets first win of the season by 46 points
A week after a disappointing loss to kick off the season, the Owls dominated the Point University Skyhawks 49-3 on Saturday, Sept. 10.
Opinion: Brock Turner’s release and the potential consequences
A slap on the wrist or a slap in the face?
KSU alumni create new product for tailgate parties
Combine the joys of beer pong and mini golf, and you have Putter Pong.
Students engage in heated debate over Trump
Newt Gingrich’s visit to Kennesaw State University drew vocal opinions from both ends of the political spectrum.
Consensus opinion: Student media is still “the press”
The Sentinel staff shares its consensus opinion on how its reporters and editors were treated at the town hall by Newt Gingrich and the Trump-Pence campaign.
Newt Gingrich campaigns for Trump at KSU
The former Speaker of the House criticized Hillary Clinton’s “Two D’s: Deplorable and Dishonesty” to a student-sparse audience.
Jazz musicians captivate in their multi-media performance
Artist-in-residence Tyrone Jackson mixed music and story in his ensemble performance of “Melody in Nede” on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Study abroad programs to continue in Zika-affected countries
KSU’s education abroad programs will not be cancelled in any of the countries widely affected by the Zika Virus.
Volunteer fair encourages students to serve
Volunteer services at KSU showcased 43 agencies looking for students to help serve their communities at the annual volunteer fair.
Students get cheated out of voting
KSU is cracking down on unauthorized voter registration on both campuses.