Since the ‘60s, Americans have been at the mercy of their adolescents. The youth culture, generally defined as “young adults considered as a social class or […]
Old School, New School
The 1960s is typically referred to as the age of “the hippie movement,” and it was the time when millions of baby boomers started college, […]
Part-Time Professors, Full Time Professionals
It seems that after all of the hard work that goes into homework, taking lecture notes and studying for exams, students often forget about the […]
Flashback: Kennesaw Goes Four Years
37 years ago, in April 1976, Kennesaw Junior College transitioned into the four- year college that we know it as today. On April 14, 1976, […]
MTV Launch Revolutionizes Music and TV
Recently, MTV has become known for a particularly provocative VMA performance. When people say MTV in 2013, they either think of Miley Cyrus’ racy performance or, […]
How to Get Around: Thirty Years of Growth
Making the transition to a four year college did a great deal for the growth of Kennesaw’s campus. Pictured above is a “How to Get Around” […]
Student Organizations: Then and Now
In the past 50 years, KSU has hosted several student organizations, and some of the original student organizations still exist on campus today. The Psychology […]
The Walkman Evolves Portable Music
It has been 32 years since Sony brought portable music to the masses with its now infamous Walkman. The year the Walkman was brought to […]
Win Allman Brothers Tribute Band Tickets
Attention Sentinel reader! This is your chance to win tickets to a celebration of The Allman Brothers Band. All you have to do is get […]
KSU Athletics Timeline
1983 Athletic department founded. KSU competed in the Georgia Athletic Conference, which was part of the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association. 1994 In final year in […]
The Great Ascent
Ladder climbing isn’t an NCAA sport, but if it were, you could imagine KSU would be pretty good at it. Afterall, no school in the […]
Owl Suffer First Conference Loss
KSU soccer’s perfect start to conference play was snapped on Sunday in Johnson City, Tenn., as the Owls were defeated 2-0 by East Tennessee State. […]