The use of marijuana for recreational and medicinal purposes in the United States has faced controversy for many years with little to no expectation of dying […]
Crying Wolf: Students Dish on “The Wolf of Wall Street” Controversy, Part 2
“The Wolf of Wall Street,” directed by Martin Scorsese, has been described as a glorification of stockbroker Jordan Belfort’s life of debauchery. This con man is still […]
Crying Wolf: Students Dish on “The Wolf of Wall Street” Controversy
Known for directing such gritty films such as 1990’s “Goodfellas” and 2007’s Oscar winning mob thriller “The Departed,” Martin Scorsese has danced with the idea […]
How Safe Are Our Snaps?
The massively popular picture sharing service, Snapchat, suffered a database hack right around the turn of the New Year. An estimated 4.6 million user names and […]
Series Producer Discusses “Horror Hotel” Web Series
A frightening new web series is quickly becoming an internet sensation. Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock and The Twilight Zone, “Horror Hotel” uses a combination of […]
Do You Run on Wine and Chocolate?
LakePoint Sporting Community in nearby Emerson, Ga. is starting a new Valentine’s Weekend tradition. On Saturday, Feb. 15th, the first LakePoint Run Series hybrid event […]
Monster Jam 2014 Crushes Atlanta
Those without any knowledge or experience with Monster Jam might think that it is just a bunch of huge “monster” trucks racing each other. Monster Jam […]
Rincon Hopes to Give Tennis Program a Fresh Start
Before making the 700-plus mile journey back to Arkansas last summer, Eduardo Rincon felt the urge to make a phone call to his wife, Rosemary. […]
Poor Road Play Continues an In-State Rivals Bury Owls
KSU men’s basketball team traveled to Macon Friday night to take on the in-state rival Mercer Bears, but a barrage of first half turnovers ended […]
Sawyers Adding Range to Owls Backcourt
Freshman guard Deandrea Sawyers is currently the No. 2 scorer on KSU’s women’s basketball team, averaging 13.3 points, and 2.5 three pointers per game. The […]
Lady Owls Back in Loss Column after Kentucky Roadtrip
Kennesaw State women’s basketball kept things interesting for a while, but ultimately fell short, as the Owls lost to Atlantic Sun Conference rival Northern Kentucky, […]
Preston Taking Break from Losing Program: Still Has Confidence from AD
Lewis Preston will return as KSU’s men’s basketball coach once he resolves unspecified medical and personal reasons for a leave of absence. Preston’s temporary departure […]