A Brawl at the Village At midnight on Jan. 20, Officer Mason, along with three other officers, were called to University Village regarding a fight. A resident […]
KSU Alert System Overwhelms Students
A violent storm system damaged cities across the southeast after spawning several tornados and killing two last Wednesday. The storm caused flooding in the game […]
A Jacked-Up Generation
From my own personal experience, I can confidently say that drugs certainly have their place and use. They can work wonders. The right prescription or […]
Strong Second Half Effort Falls Short for Lady Owls
The KSU women’s basketball team took on the Northern Kentucky Norses Saturday, Jan. 21 for the first time ever. Northern Kentucky came out shooting to […]
KSU Suffers Road Loss to Conference Foe, Northern Kentucky
The KSU Men’s Basketball team suffered their 8th conference loss on Saturday as the Owls fell to Northern Kentucky 64-53. “We had an opportunity to […]
KSU’s Women’s Tennis Begins Season with Tough Loss to Chattanooga
Kennesaw State women’s tennis traveled to Chattanooga, Tenn. for their first match of 2013, but came out empty handed as they fell short to Chattanooga (1-6) […]
Georgia Tech Swarms KSU Lacrosse in Season Opener
After defeating Georgia State University 13-7 in a scrimmage match, the KSU men’s lacrosse team opened their season at home with a loss against Georgia […]
Ice Hockey Falls for the First Time this Season
The Owls have been busy over the last two weekends. The team played 6 games in 7 days and travelled to Virginia, while also hosting […]
Close Friends Prove to Be the Greatest Show on Turf
Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades; the term does not apply to flag football. For two years the KSU flag football team has […]
Filial and Familial Obligations in Ghana
The second half of KSU’’s Year of Ghana kicked off Jan. 17 with KSU Sociology Professor Sam Abaidoo discussing “Filial and Familial Obligations in Ghana.” Dan […]
Dorm Room Dreams
“No Chick-fil-A on a Sunday, but I serve raps all day” are lyrics to “Kickin It,” a rap song by KSU sophomore Keith Zadig. Zadig, […]
Club of the Week: Kennesaw Women in Mathematics (KWIM)
Throughout history, women have been stereotyped as weak in subject areas such as math and science. KWIM, Kennesaw Women in Mathematics, steps into the picture to change […]