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 […]
SGA Beat: Election Requirements and Campus News
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 […]