The Kennesaw State Ice Hockey Team has never entered January undefeated, and that’s saying something considering this school won a national championship in 2007. That year, […]
Owls Fall Short in Florida Campaign
After a strong performance at home against Mercer on Jan. 5th, the KSU men’s basketball team were unable to win either of their two road games […]
Club of the Week: Clutch Council
KSU’s growth is important no matter a person’s affiliation with the community. KSU’s Alumni Association is always looking for more involvement which is why the […]
Opinions at the Time of the Fourteenth Amendment
The ERA, Equal Rights Amendment, is one of many that are taken advantage of throughout history. Not only has it affected the workplace, it has […]
The Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King
“I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but […]
New Zuckerman Gallery Opens
KSU will host the grand opening of new art exhibitions for the 2013 spring semester on Jan. 17. The Zuckerman Museum is partnering with the […]
Civil Rights Marches On
The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s changed society in modern-day America. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led a number of nonviolent protests that highlighted […]
Celebrating a Dream
Jan. 21 marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day. In observance of the upcoming national holiday, the Multicultural Student Retention Services will hold a weekend full […]
For Mass Killers: No Name, No Fame – Forever
Sandy Hook. Aurora. Columbine. It’s appalling, but one way to achieve fame in America is through acts of infamy. What if that weren’t so? Today’s […]
Django Unchained and Tarantino Push Towards Post-Racial Ideal
Many argue that the current state of race relations in the U.S. qualifies the country as a post-racial society. These optimists happily point to Obama […]
San Diego State Hosts School Shooting Survival Training
SAN DIEGO _ The gunman stalked the dormitory halls yelling, “I’m going to kill somebody,” pounding and kicking on doors, and firing his weapon […]
Beating Odds, Teens Going from Homeless to Harvard
LAWNDALE, N.C. _ Dawn Loggins returned from a prestigious academic camp last summer and discovered her parents had abandoned her. So she did the only […]