The Student Government Association will change its constitution to include additional requirements to run for election. These new requirements call for prospective candidates to serve in […]
Fiscal Cliff Averted?
On the first day of the year, after months of meetings and debates between party leaders, Congress passed the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 in […]
Police Beat
Wrong Place, Wrong Time On the evening of Dec. 25, Officer J.D. Watson responded to a call about a suspicious odor in University Village. Upon […]
Cornel West to Speak at KSU
Social Activist, author, and professor Cornel West will be speaking at KSU Sunday, Jan. 20 at 8 p.m. West has been invited by the African […]
KSU Football Decision Postponed
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia has postponed the decision to allow Kennesaw State University to proceed with football and […]
Newtown Shooting Spurs Gun Debate
The school shooting that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, CT has begun new discussions about gun legislation and mental health policy in […]
Memorial for Freshman Track-Star to be Announced
Freshman student-athlete, Jonathan Garner, died Friday Dec. 21 of unknown causes. The 18-year-old track and field athlete recently placed 12th and 13th in the 60-meter […]
More Attention, Resources Focusing on Homeless College Students as Numbers Rise
PALM BEACH, Fla. – Over the summer, Nikki Maclaren sat down at her computer and opened a browser. In the search box, she typed: “how […]
Giving Students a Desire to Learn
Kennesaw State University is abandoning GeorgiaVIEW Vista for a new learning management system, Desire2Learn (D2L). Students gained access to D2L on January 7th and are […]
A Day of Reckoning
Well, we survived! I’m not talking about finals last semester, not about Aunt Bessie’s inescapable cheek-pinches over Christmas dinner and not even about the cork-popping, […]
Another Year Over and We’re Still Here
Surviving a term as a college newspaper Editor-in-Chief isn’t easy. The Sentinel staff could identify a number of defining moments from my first term as […]
Raise Hell One Article at a Time
For those who have turned to this section seeking the fair-haired previous opinion editor, I am sorry to tell you she has moved on to greener pastures. I […]