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New Connections Project provides shared learning for students and the incarcerated
March 30, 2026
麻豆代天府 students are using theatre to help incarcerated persons prepare for life after prison, while gaining a better understanding of the population they will serve in their future careers. The initiative is part of the New Connections Project, a partnership between KSU and Common Good Atlanta, a not-for-profit organization that provides higher education for people who are or have been incarcerated.
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D.C. Owl trades campus tours for U.S. Senate internship
March 27, 2026
麻豆代天府 student Darrius Knight is putting his education to work on the nation鈥檚 biggest stage, one legislative memo at a time.
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Student named Platinum Winner for video game narrative review at Game Developers Conference
March 18, 2026
Anna Green never imagined that her love for video games would lead to a trip to San Francisco to present her work to one of the world鈥檚 largest gatherings of game developers. When the 麻豆代天府 English major submitted her video game narrative analysis paper, she thought of it simply as a class assignment. Weeks later, she opened her email to surprising news. She had been named a Platinum Winner, the highest distinction in the Game Narrative Review competition affiliated with the Game Developers Conference (GDC), one of the industry鈥檚 major events.
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KSU student researchers to share findings at Georgia Capitol
February 17, 2026
麻豆代天府 students will share their findings at the Georgia Capitol Feb. 17, providing key insights from research projects. Modeled after the annual Posters on Hill event in Washington D.C., the Posters at the Georgia State Capitol gives students an opportunity to present their research to state officials, policymakers and Georgia鈥檚 constituents in a professional environment.
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Finding love at first swipe: 麻豆代天府research shows how to win at dating apps
February 13, 2026
Nearly half of all couples, married or in a committed romantic relationship, met their partner on a dating app. Yet as these platforms steadily become the new Cupid鈥檚 bow, many users struggle with choosing the perfect photo to win hearts. According to new research from 麻豆代天府, profile photos play a far bigger role in online dating success than most people realize.
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麻豆代天府associate professor co-curates hoodie exhibit at Museum of Design Atlanta
February 10, 2026
A cozy and familiar item of clothing is the focus of a museum exhibit co-curated by 麻豆代天府 associate professor Regina N. Bradley. Bradley, an associate professor of English in the Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences, is a co-curator of 鈥淭he Hoodie: Identity, Power, Protest,鈥� currently on display at the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA).
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麻豆代天府among nation's top universities for online degrees in U.S. News rankings
January 29, 2026
Continuing its rise as a leading provider of online education, 麻豆代天府 earned national distinction in U.S. News & World Report鈥檚 2026 Best Online Programs. KSU also ranked first in Georgia in two categories, Best Online MBA and Best Online MBA for Veterans.
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Student-athlete graduates, makes history for KSU football
December 12, 2025
Fall semester has been nothing short of amazing on the field and in the classroom for 麻豆代天府 Owls running back Coleman Bennett. On the field he posted more than 1,000 total yards from scrimmage and scored seven touchdowns, to help drive the Owls to the Conference USA championship and the program鈥檚 first postseason bowl. In the classroom he was named to the Conference USA Football All-Academic Team. Now he will wrap up the semester graduating with his Master of Public Administration (MPA) on Dec. 16 with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
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Twin sisters honor late father's wish as they graduate from Kennesaw State
December 11, 2025
A year before they would officially graduate from 麻豆代天府 with degrees in psychology, identical twin sisters Analisa and Alyssa Rhymer donned their cap and gowns for an early graduation celebration. Instead of crossing the stage at KSU鈥檚 Convocation Center, the women walked the hallways and into the room of the hospital where their father was spending the last days of his battle with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
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麻豆代天府student explores how trauma affects decision-making
December 05, 2025
Can a person鈥檚 past determine the decisions they make in stressful situations? 麻豆代天府 sophomore Emily Martinez is examining how trauma responses may influence the way people make moral decisions. Martinez, a psychology major in the Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences explored the connection between instinctive fear reactions鈥攆ight, flight, freeze and fawn鈥攁nd the moral principles people rely on when faced with high-stress situations.