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Virtual Spirit Week is here!!!
Toilet paper panic-buying seeming to subside
Students delighted about AP exams moving online
Unusual benefit for penguins during COVID-19 concerns
Cobb schools still closed indefinitely. Stay tuned!

KSU paused a large number of on-campus activities in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Concerts and other annual public events no longer take place, while any sports still commencing enforce several limits and restrictions. KSU keeps students safe and engaged in the 2020-21 semester by incorporating an alternate rotation schedule, where students participate in online classes one week and attend in-person classes the following week.

Life at KSU

October 26, 2020

Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, pictured above at the age of 83, just four years before her passing on September 18, 2020, fought to end gender discrimination. Her work positively impacted the lives of everyone she met. Her kind spirit always beamed bright in and out of the courtroom, and her passion inspired many women alike and different.

The Notorious RBG

October 11, 2020

Like a photo captured straight out of a coming-of-age film, the NC Varsity Softball team pictured prepared to spread love on their Senior Night. Underclassmen walked onto the field, hands filled with goodie baskets and posters they made to give to each of the seniors during their ceremony. The girls went on to win their game, the final score a (9-7).

Softball Senior Night: Four Hearts Linked

September 24, 2020

Madeline: A Proper Warrior

September 24, 2020

Led by former CNN employee, Daniel Knode, NC students gain real-life experience through participating in Tomahawk Today’s esteemed program. With an earth-shattering pandemic altering the course of day to day lives, Tomahawk Today’s recording studio changed from NC’s halls to students’ living rooms. “Virtual learning has made it challenging for myself and the students to really get the full experience of Tomahawk Today, but they are doing great, and are still showing a lot of creativity,” Knode said.

Tomahawk Today’s Technology Triumph

September 22, 2020

The circumstances of Covid-19 have changed the school year for NC students and staff. Learning and teaching are now harder than ever before. “I prefer in-person school, but I'm doing fine in an online school. I have no problem with it. I just hope they fix the small errors with the system,” said NC student Gideon Hawk.

NC classes cope with online school

September 18, 2020

Unlike generic resale stores in the metro Atlantic community, Uptown Cheapskate favors sustainability over self indulgent consumerism strategies. Carrying the same high end products found in prominent retail stores, Uptown Cheapskate emphasizes customer service and sustainability through resale and upcycling.

Shopping small in Kennesaw aides worldwide sustainability effort

September 16, 2020

Through her podcast, Junior Tatiana Cobos shares her thoughts on being young, striking a positive chord with her messages of silver linings and the value of perspectives.
“We’re not adults and we’re not kids, so we're in a mutant stage in our life. There’s no instruction manual. You can create and you can adjust and form your life however you want to. That’s one of the underlying messages that I always want to remind people [of],” Cobos said.

Shared reflections: NC student creates podcast

September 13, 2020

Nine-year-old brain cancer survivor inspires community and manifests hope

NC freshman Abigail Trout’s younger sister, Lexy, suffered months of pain, doctor visits and surgeries before officially beating brain cancer on April 16th. With only months of chemotherapy ahead and a Florida vacation just around the corner, the Trout family’s life begins to return back to normal after overcoming a terrifying obstacle.

Amber Roldan, Staff

May 15, 2020

Although his high school running career reached an untimely end, senior Patrick Moran plans to continue doing the sport he loves at Berry College. “[When] school closed, it cut the season basically right when it started around the first race. I've coped with it best by staying positive and talking to my teammates even though we aren't running in season,” Magnet senior and long-distance track runner Patrick Moran said.

COVID-19 steals senior athletes’ last chance to play for NC

May 1, 2020

NC Varsity baseball player Ethan Fry recently committed to LaGrange College to further his academic and baseball career. After playing baseball for the majority of his life, Fry prepares to extend his career to college as he hopes to eventually play for a Major League Baseball team.

Ethan Fry commits to LaGrange College

March 20, 2020

43 years ago, Santa Rosa, California hosted the first major celebration honoring Women’s History Week. This small event transformed into a nationally recognized Women’s History Month and an internationally recognized day to commemorate women in March.

Celebrating women in March

March 20, 2020

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