In a competition and consumption-based society, it can be easy to lose sight of what makes someone human. Kennesaw State student-author and integrative studies major Justice Brakache just recently published his first novel, a self-help book titled, “A Life of Love,” earlier this year. The purpose of the book is to help those who may be struggling to unlock the...

College textbooks are often criticized for being expensive. Many textbooks get an updated version extremely often, even though a new cover and page count are usually the only significant changes. These frequent new editions cause many problems for both students and staff each year and are a severe waste of money and resources. With each new semester, professors often require...

Cars and motorcycles from a variety of makes and models gathered on Kennesaw State's Marietta campus on Saturday, June 14, to benefit the university’s motorsports team. The KSU Motorsports team, which is a part of the Society of Automotive Engineers, hosted its inaugural Collective Dynamic Motorsports Show, displaying a variety of American muscle, imported and exotic automobiles. Entry was free...

For many students, going to college for a bachelor's degree is just something that they feel they have to do to get a job, and the thought of going back after graduation can feel daunting. However, returning to school for a master's degree greatly benefits future job prospects and allows students to further pursue their passions. Unlike a bachelor's program...

In retaliation to Georgia's heartbeat bill, some Hollywood celebrities are suggesting boycotting Georgia in order to get the bill revoked. Hollywood should move forward with this boycott in order to make a statement and get the point across. In early May, Georgia's governor Brian Kemp signed the heartbeat bill into effect. The law states that getting an abortion is illegal...

Kennesaw State opened a job listing on its website May 23 for a deputy editor who will oversee operations of the Georgia News Lab and the Center for Sustainable Journalism. According to the job listing, the deputy editor will “manage daily editorial operations,” as well as develop investigative reports and edit news stories and opinion columns. The deputy editor will...

Kennesaw State men's basketball head coach Amir Abdur-Rahim signed three new players in recent weeks to begin his tenure with the Owls. Just two months after being named head coach, Abdur-Rahim has been busy scouting local and national talent to help build up the basketball team's roster for both the present and future. In addition to the three signings for...

Three members of Kennesaw State's track and field teams participated at the NCAA Track and Field Championships in Austin, Texas, starting on Wednesday, June 5. Redshirt senior Daniel Haugh highlighted the first day of action in Austin by winning the hammer throw competition with a distance of 74.63 meters. Haugh's victory was the first national championship in KSU's Division I...

Plethora Corporation announced May 30 a partnership with Kennesaw State and other universities to hire employees to work at its new Kennestone facility in June. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the San Fransisco based custom machining company has purchased a 57,000 square foot facility at the Kennestone Circle in Marietta and will invest more than $17 million into the new...

Kennesaw State announced that the Kennesaw campus' main entrance will be given a $1.8 million update at an undetermined date to create a well-defined and inviting entry for students, faculty and staff. According to KSU's Faculty Services, in order to improve access to the campus grounds and accentuate its visibility, a new entrance at the intersection of Chastain Road and...