By: Mike Strong College students living on campus around the world are having issues connecting to and playing the newly released video game, “Destiny.” […]
Coles College of Business introduces a new program for competitive students
By Viktoriya Mysko, Contributor This fall, the Coles Business College is introducing the Coles Scholars program in order to provide dedicated business students with unprecedented […]
Unhappy Painters
Stuart Morison, Staff Writer KSU Police met with a contractor in the afternoon of Aug. 17 in reference to harassing communications. The contractor told Officer […]
Men’s basketball releases 2014-2015 schedule
Chris Raimondi (Sports Editor) The path to March was laid out for KSU men’s basketball team on Tuesday with the release of the 2014-2015 schedule. […]
In Tornado Season, KSU is “Storm Ready”
By Kaitlyn Lewis (News Editor) (Sept. 4, 2014) — Kennesaw State held a conference this morning declaring itself “Storm Ready”, a title designated for certain […]
Football Unveils Inaugural Jerseys and Logo on Campus Green
By Mason Wittner (Staff Writer) Tents lined the outskirts of the campus green as music blared and people fraternized with one another in anticipation of […]
Volleyball with ‘Our Year’ attitude: team prepared to improve record with newfound chemistry
Daniel Miller (Staff Writer) After a revitalizing offseason, the KSU Volleyball team is ready to hit the court for their 2014 campaign. “I like where […]
Reading between the lines in Ferguson begins with freedom of information
Mike Foster (Opinion Editor) Before the nation knew all of the details, Ferguson, Missouri had already become a mess. Pictures showed peaceful protest, as well […]
Speak up about Tough Issues
Ashli Howell (Contributor) While most people’s newsfeeds have been covered in ALS Ice Bucket challenge videos, a worthy cause, I cannot help but be confused […]
SGA Beat
Jackson Walsh, Staff Writer After returning from their fall retreat, the members of KSU’s Student Government Association are looking to a new school year. It […]
Police Beat: Strange Events
Stuart Morrison, Staff Writer Police dispatch received a call on the morning of Aug. 12 from an unknown male who said he was in front […]
Ebola Infected Patients Released from Emory Hospital
Missionaries Nancy Writebol and Dr. Kent Brantly were released from the Emory University Hospital last week after recovering from the deadly Ebola virus. “I think […]