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At 10:15 this morning, NC held an informational meeting in the library hosting Kennesaw State University librarian assistant professor Leslie Drost. Drost taught students how to access and navigate KSU’s library database. The library on KSU’s campus offers several sites and resources for research projects or homework. Library staff and students also offer help with class locations along with any questions or concerns. “[The meeting] was very informative, and I learned a lot about the different databases KSU has for research. I learned how to access different resources that can be helpful for homework and essays. She [Drost] answered a lot of our questions and was super helpful,” senior Yasmin Chagas said.

NC hosts KSU librarian

Giovanna Talone, Reporter
April 19, 2022
If students cannot attend their desired school, they can attend a different college first, then transfer later in their college career. For example, Georgia Technical Institute (Georgia Tech) accepted just below 40% and 20% of Georgian and non-Georgian applicants respectively in 2020. On the other hand, the college accepted 53% of Georgia resident transfers and 31% of non-Georgia residents. So an option exists where one could attend Kennesaw State University (KSU) at first, then transfer into Georgia Tech later on.

Embracing college realities

Elijah Pacis, Sports editor
March 3, 2022
Gus’s offers plentiful side options to go along with their “World Famous fried” chicken. The chicken offers a crispy skin and delicious inside with a heat that grows the more you eat. The spot, a hit with college students in other cities, has already received attention from KSU and NC students.

Gus’s Fried Chicken clucks into Kennesaw

Elyssa Abbott and Lainey Devlin
April 21, 2021
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Four Reasons why students should consider dual enrollment

Hannah Luck, Archives Editor
March 29, 2021
NC senior, Ben Moran, committed to play football for KSU. While at NC, Moran made friendships on the team that will last a lifetime. “They’re like my brothers, I love each and every one of them,” Moran said. And while he prepares to move on, his memories of high-school football will stay with him forever.

Moran soars onto Owl field

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
February 22, 2021
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

Elijah Pacis, Reporter
October 26, 2020
The class of 2019 attended a senior meeting during an extended homeroom to talk about important announcements about graduation, important dates, and graduation tickets. Each senior will receive five tickets for their family to attend the graduation ceremony on May 23, 2019. ”Senior year has been nothing but good to me. I am excited to graduate and ready to start college, I cannot wait for the rest of my senior year and everything that is in store for me,” senior Kevin Nguyen said. Current Kennesaw State University students also presented their college advice to the seniors after the graduation presentation.

Graduation in 3…2…1…!

Dehlin Lee, Reporter, Photographer
February 27, 2019
NC seniors Reed Walker, Ryan Camesa, and Christine Call utilize the communitys public facilities to study for their upcoming finals and complete homework. I think this is a great place to study because its a productive working environment, especially the Quiet Zone. It just really allows me to focus and thrive academically, especially during finals, Camesa said.

Into the community we go!

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief, Photo Editor
November 29, 2018
The head coordinators for the Model United Nations conference pose for a picture for the books after the conclusion of the awards ceremony

Model UN team participates in annual KSU Conference

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Reporter
March 27, 2018
GYSO Jazz students exhibit excellence as they play the tune Triste by Elis Regina. This ensemble strives for a quality sound and an impact on the audience, exceeding their goals every performance.

Cobb County students jam out with the Georgia Young Symphony Orchestra

Esteban Alarcon, Reporter, Photographer
November 29, 2016
Students study their music prior to the concert which took place at 7:30pm.

NC Choir celebrates vocal talents at KSU

Leda Catak, Reporter
October 18, 2016
College admissions officers visited NC last Thursday to give students advice on college and the application process. Representatives from colleges in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi set up tables covered with pamphlets and informational papers about their school. A Mississippi State spokeswoman pictured above helps families by answering specific questions handing out college merchandise.

Colleges show their spirit at NC

Autumn Boekeloo , Entertainment Editor
September 6, 2016
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