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Kennesaw State entrepreneurship center funds high-tech student start-ups
Kennesaw State students are taking what they learn from faculty in the Robin and Doug Shore Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center and investment from the Mookerji Innovation Fund to create tech and engineering projects, develop software ideas and launch businesses that solve consumer problems. – September 12, 2022
'TikTok is what helped me stay alive': How the social platform is helping a new generation cope with death
– September 08, 2022
Kennesaw State researcher earns NSF postdoctoral fellowship
For the first time, a postdoctoral researcher at Kennesaw State has earned a prestigious fellowship from the National Science Foundation (NSF). John Barrows, who works in the laboratory of professor of biochemistry Michael Van Dyke, has earned a two-year NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship grant worth $138,000 to further his study of DNA-binding proteins within bacteria and to get undergraduates involved in the research. – September 08, 2022
Susan Dyess named chair of Wellstar School of Nursing at Kennesaw State
Kennesaw State University professor of nursing Susan Dyess has been named to the Thomas M. and Elizabeth D. Holder Endowed Chair in the Wellstar School of Nursing. – September 07, 2022
Kennesaw State Bailey School of Music to offer Hispanic Heritage Festival
– September 06, 2022
Kennesaw State hosts Campus Safety Days
– September 01, 2022
Kennesaw State faculty research among most influential in leading journal's history
To mark its 40th anniversary, the Journal of Accounting and Public Policy is publishing an article that ranks the 25 most influential articles published in the academic journal since its creation. Kennesaw State University accounting faculty Dana Hermanson, Rich Clune, and Marcus Caylor are among the authors on the list. – August 31, 2022
Kennesaw State honors student researchers in annual Birla Carbon Scholars Symposium
Kennesaw State University senior Ariane Charland-Martin’s research on creating environmentally friendly materials for technological applications won the top prize Thursday at the annual Birla Carbon Scholars research symposium. – August 29, 2022
Kennesaw State researcher receives grant to study pollution effects in birds
Kennesaw State University assistant professor of biology Sarah Guindre-Parker has earned federal funding to expand her wide-ranging study of starlings to examine how the birds reflect the pollution found in their habitats. – August 29, 2022
3D Printing Ecosystem transforms education at Kennesaw State University
The high-pitched beeps and whirring sounds coming from Room 465 in the Burruss Building at Kennesaw State University are unusual enough to draw attention. Students walking by peer through the glass and see a network of wires and dozens of contraptions – each about two feet tall with what looks like a wheel spinning on top. Upon taking a closer look, the machines are creating small figurines, seemingly from thin air. – August 25, 2022