KSU will play at East Tennessee State in its first ever football game, according to an announcement from Director of Athletics Vaughn Williams and head […]
Owls Down Mercer: Focus Shifts to Hosting A-Sun
KSU’s seniors came through Saturday, helping the Owls volleyball team to wrap its season with a hard-fought, 3-2, win over rival Mercer and clinch a […]
Veterans Honored at Student-Organized Event
Members of the KSU community gathered in the Student Center Thursday to celebrate and thank veterans in a ceremony featuring a keynote address from a […]
Lutheran Church Hosts Blood Drive on Campus
Each year, KSU hosts several blood drives on campus. The First United Lutheran Church, in conjunction with LifeSouth, held a blood drive Thursday in its […]
Students, Faculty Voice Concerns about KSU/SPSU Consolidation
“Please do not be disappointed if my answer to your question is ‘I don’t know. That’s going to be decided by the implementation committee and […]
UN Assistant Secretary General Speaks About Gender Equality
The Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations delivered a keynote address at KSU Friday as part of a two-day CIFAL meeting. The CIFAL (International […]
A Day for Our Vets
Our soldiers make extraordinary sacrifices every day. In a sense, Veterans Day is underrated because there is no way we can honor them enough. Many […]
Honoring Selflessness
Veterans Day — a day dedicated to honor those who serve in the military has had conflicting purposes in my life. Before I was taught the history […]
Serving a Taste of Hoof & Ale Neighborhood Tavern
Consider yourself “round-up and hoofed” once you try Hoof & Ale! This new restaurant that opened just this past month is becoming a favorite for […]
“The Book Thief” Review: Surviving War with Book and Pen
“The Book Thief,” based on Markus Zusak’s novel of the same name, follows Liesel Meminger as she tries to create a normal life in a horrifically abnormal situation. […]
Chromebooks Provide Fastest Solution to Student Computing
Many college students use a personal computing device for their classwork. Windows laptops, Macbooks and tablets are all common sights around campus. Though it might […]
“Ghost the Musical” Haunts Atlanta Audiences
A famously intimate scene in front of a potter’s wheel with the crooning tunes of the Righteous Brothers, “Unchained Melody” is what many viewers remember most […]