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  • Register for classes starting Oct. 16

    Register for Spring 2021  –  October 13, 2020

  • Professor earns NIH grant for neurological research

    Kennesaw State associate professor of molecular biology Martin Hudson has earned a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for a study that seeks to identify genes involved in neurological disorders such as schizophrenia and autism.  –  October 12, 2020

  • U.S. Presidential Election: Polling, projections and voter enthusiasm gap

    Patrick Basham of the Democracy Institute in London, whose polling shows the U.S. presidential race as being much closer than the media depicts, is the guest in the latest episode of the “Political Futures” podcast hosted by Kennesaw State University professor Kerwin Swint.  –  October 08, 2020

  • KSU Architecture Student Recognized in National Steel Design Competition

    Kennesaw State University student Pablo Garcia was recognized with high honors for his architectural prowess in a recent national steel design competition. A fourth-year student in Kennesaw State’s Department of Architecture, Garcia received honorable mention in the 2020 American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)/Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) Steel Design Student Competition, landing among a group of students representing institutions such as Clemson University, Louisiana Tech University and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. The competition recognizes 18 exceptional projects, in two categories, that explore a variety of design issues related to the use of steel in design and construction.  –  October 08, 2020

  • All majors can join Oct. 13-14

    All Majors Career Fair  –  October 08, 2020

  • KSU alumna finds a spot on the team with Braves

    Sophia Bowers connected a personal passion for sports with her professional and academic goals during her time at Kennesaw State University. A lifelong sports fan and athlete, the December 2019 graduate of Kennesaw State majored in sport management. Adept with numbers and seeking another skillset to increase opportunities in the workplace, she added a minor in statistics. She combined those pursuits for a job as a customer relations specialist in the business intelligence department of the Atlanta Braves, a position to which she was promoted after working on the gameday staff at Truist Park last year.  –  October 07, 2020

  • 3D Printing Farm Cultivates Collaboration Among KSU Art and Engineering Students

    Though they appear worlds apart, Jeff Campana said art and engineering students actually have a lot in common. Both are often tasked to showcase their creative problem-solving and often use similar tools in achieving their respective outcomes. To foster collaboration among the two disciplines, KSU’s Department of Engineering Technology and the School of Art and Design recently partnered to launch the 3D Printing Farm on the Kennesaw Campus.  –  October 06, 2020

  • KSU Office of Victim Services earns public safety award

    Kennesaw State University Police’s Office of Victim Services received a Public Safety Award of Merit from the Cobb Chamber of Commerce today.  –  October 05, 2020

  • Prospective transfer students invited to attend virtual information sessions

    Students interested in transferring to Kennesaw State University are invited to attend virtual information sessions hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions throughout the fall semester. The first virtual meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The meetings will be held on Zoom.  –  October 05, 2020

  • Professor blends engineering and healthcare through research

    Though likely not the first thing to come to mind when discussing the field of engineering, Kennesaw State University associate professor Philippe Sucosky said there is much to unlock by viewing the human body from an engineer’s perspective. The cardiovascular system, for instance, really isn’t all that different from the typical plumbing inside a house. “You have a bunch of arteries and tubes connected together forming a complete system, so when you study the cardiovascular tree, there really isn’t much of a difference from studying the flow in a mechanical network of pipes,” said Sucosky, who teaches mechanical engineering in the Southern Polytechnic College of Engineering and Engineering. “The connection between engineering and healthcare is very literal in that sense.”  –  October 05, 2020