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Last week, Syria’s opposition forces accused President Bashar al-Assad’s government of using chemical weapons to kill hundreds of Syrian civilians during a nighttime raid in […]

Two days before the beginning of Fall semester, the Board of Regents upgraded KSU’s status from “state university” to ”comprehensive university.” On Aug. 14, The […]

It’s no secret that higher education costs money—lots and lots of money. The pursuit of knowledge may cultivate minds and build character. It may provide […]

KSU’s Vice President for Student Success Jerome Ratchford announced last week that he will retire in the summer of 2014 after 26 years with the […]

KSU’s Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education announced that it will offer a wider variety of physical activity courses for students to choose from […]

The KSU Bursar’s Office now offers an interest-free payment plan for students seeking to break up the cost of tuition into multiple payments over the course […]

After analyzing the results of the Smoke-Free Campus Survey sent to students, faculty and staff during the Spring semester, KSU has decided not to make […]

UNDERAGE DRINKERS ARRESTED KSUPD Officer B.J. Cortolano noticed a white Honda Civic traveling without headlights as he patrolled Campus Loop road just before midnight June […]

Members of Congress are currently working toward passing a bill that would lower interest rates for students borrowing money for school after rates doubled July […]

Daniel Papp became president of Kennesaw State University in July 2006 after taking over for Betty Siegel, who served as president for 25 years. Fall semester […]

Officers Putnam and Hammock were patrolling Busbee Parkway Thursday, May 2 at 2:50 p.m. when they noticed a blue Chevrolet Malibu with a missing brake […]

Kennesaw State’s Econometric Center and Small Business Development Center hosted a town hall forum to discuss how the Affordable Care Act may impact local business […]