Weeks of Welcome is welcoming new and returning students back to Kennesaw State University with several activities to get involved and make connections with other students.
Move-In 2023, Owls settle inot the nest to mark the start of a new semester. https://experience.kennesaw.edu/movein2023
K9 unit patrols and protects - https://experience.kennesaw.edu/kennesaw-state-police-k9s
See the sights and sounds of a bustling campus last week, including move-in day for first-year students, Welcome Weekend, and Convocation as students return home.
More than 100 police recruits can’t believe what they're hearing. The future police officers are learning about the devastating consequences of criminal prosecutions gone wrong. These aren’t just abstract stories. More than a dozen exonerees are here to share their stories with the police recruits during a first ever training event for the state.
URECA-Undergrads & faculty mentors work together on summer research projects.
UGA students gain insight into future career possibilities through Big Apple experiences during a week exploring the fashion and interior design industries in NYC.
The Silly Yak, a new vendor at the Erie County Fair, is serving up gluten-free fair food this month, making many with dietary restrictions and food allergies feel welcome again.
There’ll be a new face at the Lewiston Arts Festival this August. UB staff member Jaclyn Levesque has earned a spot among the vendors to showcase her unique style of art.
A UB faculty member is bringing her passion for education justice to a Buffalo neighborhood by opening an independent bookstore.
Corrie Stone-Johnson, associate professor of educational leadership and policy in the Graduate School of Education, opened Black Rock Books in April. The store is located at 43 Hamilton St. in the Black Rock neighborhood of Buffalo.