Seeing dinosaur bones in person instead of in books gives a different perspective for students using museums to learn history.
OPINION: Students should celebrate Judge Jackson’s confirmation by reading about Black history
Celebration calls for education during this monumental time in the United States and Black history.
OPINION: Students facing food insecurity should use CARES pantry
One of the resources available for struggling students is the CARES pantry.
Baseball falls to Liberty in game one of series
Kennesaw State baseball lost a series opener to ASUN Eastern Division leader, Liberty Flames on April 14.
Women’s lacrosse makes history by dominating Delaware State Hornets
KSU women’s lacrosse continues to break historical records against Delaware State Hornets.
Men’s tennis players become ASUN regular season champions
KSU moves on to compete in ASUN Tennis Championship after defeating the Lions.
Staying motivated and navigating burnout
There is a fine line between staying on top of your work and putting too much of your energy into everything all at once.
A/V Radio studio brings radio to Beltline
Passers by listen to and enjoy the music that the Atlanta Beltline’s newest addition, the A/V radio, produces. With fully functioning turntables and outdoor speakers, the transformed curated shipping container is a great and already popular attraction. Photo taken by Anna Shoup.
Russia’s war on Ukraine examined in professor’s podcast
The Russia-Ukraine war is the center of conversation in this season’s premiere of KSU’s Political Futures podcast.
OPINION: Utilizing academic resources can alleviate stress as finals approach
Students can easily burn out from stress of finals and it is important to practice health-saving behaviors.
OPINION: Students should study smarter, not harder as final exams approach
Students should consider several useful tactics of studying “smarter” instead of “harder” as final exams approach, such as studying in separate blocks of time.
OPINION: Students should study the anti-lynching bill
About a week ago, President Joe Biden signed the Emmett Till Anti-lynching Act into law.