Menorah at Kennesaw State University For First Time From News Releases Jewish students at Kennesaw State are getting ready for the Chanukah holiday season by […]
Today is World AIDS Day at Kennesaw State University
From news releases Campus-wide initiative generates conversation about HIV and AIDS in Kennesaw Organizations across Kennesaw State University plan week-long commemorative programming Kennesaw State […]
Misplaced Frustration Turns to Racism
In the midst of an ISIS-claimed international tragedy that occurred in Paris, France, killing at least 129 people, citizens from countries all over the world […]
2015 Veteran’s Day Ceremony
KSU honors those who have served in the armed forces during its Veteran’s Day Ceremony.
Goodbye, KSU
When I decided to go to Kennesaw State University, I did so reluctantly. My dream school was the University of Tennessee, but being an out-of-state […]
Free to Believe, Free to Doubt
America’s pride is freedom. One freedom we cherish is the freedom of religion. Recently, an assistant high school football coach in Seattle was put on […]
Healthy for the Holidays
Stores are decked with tinsel and holly, while festive gourds and dinnerware are on display. It’s the most wonderful time of the year; once again […]
What it means to be a first grad
After 123 credit hours, countless cups of coffee, and unmeasurable amounts of learning, here I am, finally graduating. For so long, I have tried to […]
Dance Company Celebrates 10 Years
A packed house and raw talent make for an exquisite night of contemporary dance.
Safety Nets…Or Not?
Kennesaw State has nearly reached the end of its exciting inaugural football season, and the Owls have kept students on their toes. In addition to […]