KSU’s MLK Legacy Breakfast on Jan. 13 honored the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with Atlanta mayor Andre Dickens.
Men’s Basketball continues its success over winter break
The Owls kept their momentum rolling into ASUN conference play.
Football to host open tryouts after inking large early signing 2023 class
KSU welcomes current students to open football tryouts after gaining 19 early signees over winter break.
New Year’s spirits: pros and cons of Dry January
2023 marks the 10th anniversary of Dry January, a campaign founded to promote alcohol abstinence.
New Year’s traditions across cultures
No matter what, a new year is a time for celebration among all walks of life.
Anonymous Instagram users transforming campus culture
Find here a closer look at the “unaffiliated” college Instagram accounts that are collecting thousands of views and likes.
Burst pipes flood student housing units over winter break
Recent below-freezing temperatures caused pipes to burst and flood residential units across both campuses.
Men’s Basketball victorious against Jacksonville
On Jan. 12, KSU defeated the Jacksonville Dolphins in an 81-68 victory.
President Schwaig adds final member to cabinet
President Schwaig’s new team of advisors sets the Spring term up for success this year.
OPINION: Republican party continues to underperform in 2022 midterms
The Republican Party had the chance to deliver a 2022 midterm victory along with the likes of 2010 and 1994, but failed largely because of former President Donald Trump.
OPINION: Students should know that stigma around mental illness is not true
There are available resources to help those who suffer from mental illness stigmas.
Owl Spotlight: Hannah Moxley, feature baton twirler
Hannah Moxley is the longest-running feature twirler Kennesaw State has ever had at four years of twirling flaming batons at football halftime shows.