Campus comes alive with nearly 18,000 students
Next week, nearly 18,000 students begin classes at Kennesaw State, which today is one of the most popular destinations in the University System of Georgia.

$200,000 grant funds diabetes research, treatment program
There is a silent killer lurking among Georgia’s fastest growing minority community. Diabetes is the fifth-deadliest disease in the United States and it is preying on the Hispanic/Latino population. But the School of Nursing’s Center for Community Healthcare has come up with an IDEAL way to help combat the incurable, yet treatable, disease.

Construction begins on Phase II of student housing
Just one year after University Place opened to rave reviews in August 2002, a second phase of student housing is in the works that will double the number of residential students on campus in fall 2004.

Coles College of Business extends influence to central Asia
An agreement between the Coles College of Business and Kazak American University could pave the way for educational exchanges across central Asia.

CLEC Conference
Gov. Sonny Perdue, Georgia Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond, former Sen. Mack Mattingly and seven college and university presidents were among the guests on hand at the KSU Center April 11 for a Summit Conference on Developing a New Generation of Leaders for North Georgia, hosted by the RTM Center for Leadership, Ethics & Character.

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