Imogen Farris, Staff Writer Just as main character Raina refers to her Swiss companion as a chocolate cream soldier, If I could turn the play […]
DigDuck: The Censored App
Chardae Sanders, Staff Writer With just a little over two weeks of existence, DigDuck is a new visual messaging app that the Sentinel had the privilege […]
Review: “Insurgent” satisfies
Imogen Farris, Staff Writer “Insurgent,” the second movie inspired by the “Divergent” book series written by Veronica Roth, hit theaters Friday, March 20. One very […]
Review: “iZombie” gives us cute zombies
Imogen Farris, Staff Writer The previews for this new series that premiered on the CW last Tuesday, March 17, did not prepare me for this […]
TEDx brings ideas to life
Michael Strong, Arts & Living Editor Students and faculty of Kennesaw State University put on a TEDx event entitled “Connect Saturday” in the Social Science […]
Making Art for Your Soul
Sierra Hubbard, News Editor Mental Health Matters Week was hosted by KSU Counseling and Psychological Services from March 16 through March 19. The theme was […]
Guiding Grads with Their Green
Sierra Hubbard, News Editor A local author will be visiting campus to sign copies of her new book about financial advice for college students, offer […]
Vietnam Veteran Speaks at Marietta Campus
Imogen Farris, Staff Writer A Vietnam veteran who was a prisoner of war in the early 1970’s spoke on the Marietta Campus last Wednesday morning. […]
A 24/7 Library is Not Practical
Nicholas Kerr, Contributor Right now students can only access the library from 7:30 am to midnight, but there are some students who want that the […]
Students Need a 24-hour Information Center
Jessica Fisher, Staff Writer What is missing on our campus? For my answer I’m not suggesting some big construction project, but instead an update to […]
The Price of Shame
Kaitlyn Lewis, Opinion Editor Monica Lewinsky, the woman who in 1998 made her mark in history during President Bill Clinton’s adulterous affair and impeachment, has […]
