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New Decade, New Year, New Fashion

Emily Rumsey February 24, 2020 0 Comments
Now that all the fun of the holidays have passed, it is time to regroup and focus on the new and exciting year ahead. This new year comes with some stunning fashion trends that if you choose to follow, can completely change up your style and wardrobe. Based off some of the top fashion shows from the Spring 2020 season, certain styles have emerged to be named the top trends of 2020. I will be...

Restaurant Spotlight: Boru Ramen and Poke Bar

Cadi Martin February 24, 2020 0 Comments
Ramen is considered the ultimate Asian comfort food, and Kennesaw's Boru Ramen and Poke Bar does it right. Less than a ten minute drive from campus, nestled between a men’s apparel store and a waxing salon, sits a small eatery that feels cool the moment you walk in. Hand-drawn chalkboard menus, an open kitchen wafting smells and flavors across the tables, and an always-friendly staff make up...

Getting Motivated in the Face of Procrastination

Cam Lorys February 24, 2020 0 Comments
If you’ve been in college for any amount of time, and you’re like almost every other student who’s ever lived, you are no stranger to procrastination. It affects all of us. In fact, according to the American Psychological Association, anywhere from 80 to 95 percent of college students procrastinate. If you’re reading this article right now and you should be doing math homework or writing...
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Style Guide: Interviews, Internships & Office Jobs

Caitlyn Jenkins February 24, 2020 0 Comments
One thing that every college student will eventually have to deal with is figuring out what to wear in a professional setting. As newcomers in the professional world, it's not always easy to figure out what a possible employer expects when it comes to your outfits. Interviews and internships give companies their first impressions of you and one of the first things they will notice is how you are...

The Story of the KSU Volleyball Owls: Failure + Triumph = Redemption

Chris Drummond February 22, 2020 0 Comments
The 2018 volleyball season ended abruptly for the Kennesaw State University (KSU) women’s volleyball team when they lost in the tournament championship match to Florida Gulf Coast (FGCU) on KSU’s home court. However, the 2019 season ended with satisfaction, joy and redemption when the roles were reversed and the Owls beat FGCU on their home court. How often do you get a chance to beat the...

How to Maintain Those “Not So New” Resolutions

Sierra Vincent February 22, 2020 0 Comments
Let’s be honest. I’m pretty sure just like me, you left a few of those January 2019 resolutions in March of 2019. The year got hectic, plans fell through, and you lost sight of the big picture. It’s never too late to pick up the baton again and try to create a change that can not only better you, but those around you as well. Simple changes can make those large life goals possible by using...

Gadgets and Tech to Look Out For in 2020

Cadi Martin February 22, 2020 0 Comments
Drones, electric cars, and AI Assistants are set to take over 2020 If you want to see what’s the biggest and brightest as far as upcoming tech, then CES is where you want to be. Organized by the Consumer Technology Association, CES is a yearly conference held in Las Vegas where companies exhibit and show off all the new gadgets and technologies they have been working on. This year’s...

Exploring Atlanta on A College Budget

Jake Blanck February 22, 2020 0 Comments
Atlanta is quickly becoming a hot spot for tourists. Some places like the Georgia Aquarium and World of Coke have long been essential attractions to visit in Atlanta, but they can be crowded and too expensive for the average college student to enjoy.  While the thought of spending the day in the city may sound financially intimidating to a broke college student, there are plenty of free and...

Culture Spotlight: Cuba

Cam Lorys February 22, 2020 0 Comments
Every year, KSU’s Division of Global Affairs chooses a country to highlight and study throughout the year. For the 2019-2020 school year, we are celebrating the country of Cuba. This means learning about its culture, including language, values, history, and traditions. Two Cuban students share their experiences as we explore the culture of Cuba. Photo by AussieActive on Unsplash Language...

Binge Worthy TV Shows to Distract Your Mind & Release Stress

Megan Williams January 14, 2020 0 Comments
As college students, we have a lot of stress on our shoulders. From choosing a major to earning good grades, there are times when we just need to sit back and relax. And what better way to unwind than discovering new (and old) binge-worthy TV shows. Don’t worry, there won’t be any spoilers! Friends (Netflix) I’m starting off with a major classic! To keep it short and simple, Friends...