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Halloween, Hogwarts & More: KSU's Department of Dance Collaboration with Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
November 06, 2026
This October, Kennesaw State University’s Department of Dance was asked to collaborate with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for two concerts as a part of their 2026 Family Concert Series, “Halloween, Hogwarts & More.”
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Shift the Frame, Change the Experience: KSU Dance Company Presents Viewpoints
November 03, 2026
The Kennesaw State University Department of Dance at the Robert S. Geer Family College of the Arts presents its fall concert, Viewpoints. Running November 12–14, 2026, at the KSU Dance Theater on KSU’s Marietta campus, the production invites audiences to engage with movement as a powerful, embodied medium capable of evoking deep emotion, reflection and connection.
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KSU Theatre puts justice, faith and redemption on trial in The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
October 21, 2026
What makes someone irredeemable? Who deserves forgiveness? And what happens when the pursuit of justice leaves no room for grace? These are among the questions at the heart of The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, the acclaimed play by Stephen Adly Guirgis coming to Kennesaw State University’s Department of Theatre and Performance Studies. Blending courtroom drama, biting satire, profanity and irreverent humor, the play reimagines the case of one of history’s most maligned figures: Judas Iscariot, the disciple whose betrayal of Jesus has defined his legacy for centuries.
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Kennesaw State University Director of Choral Activities Selected as Conducting Fellow for International Exchange
October 09, 2026
Dr. Ryan Fellman, director of choral activities at Kennesaw State University's Bailey School of Music, has been selected as one of six American conductors to participate in the International Conductors Exchange Programme (ICEP) with New Zealand.
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KSU Symphony Orchestra Continues GMEA Success with 2027 Performance Invitation
October 07, 2026
The Bailey School of Music is proud to announce that the Kennesaw State University Symphony Orchestra has been selected to perform at the Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA) Annual In-Service Conference in 2027. The invitation is a significant honor for the university's music program and recognizes the ensemble's exceptional artistry and achievement.
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A Vision Realized: The Enduring Legacy of Emily Bourne Grigsby and Athos Menaboni
October 05, 2026
The creation of the Emily Bourne Grigsby Gallery and the Athos Menaboni Gallery brings to fruition a transformative legacy bequest from the late Emily Bourne Grigsby, finalized through the dedicated stewardship of her estate’s executor, Alice Kuzniak. Together with $1 million in contributions from the Emily Bourne Grigsby estate and foundational support for the Athos Menaboni Art Fund from donors including June Boykin Tindall, this gift ensures that both historical mastery and future artistic generation will flourish under one roof.
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Bailey School of Music Hosts Georgia ACDA Conference for Third Consecutive Year
October 04, 2026
The Bailey School of Music (BSOM) at Kennesaw State University (KSU) welcomed choral educators, conductors and students from across the state and beyond Oct. 2-3 for the Georgia chapter of the American Choral Directors Association (GA-ACDA) conference.
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KSU Alumnus Michael Kalish Returns to Atlanta After 35 Years to Unveil "Reel Portraits" Exhibition
October 01, 2026
Kalish graduated from KSU in 1996, studying art and majoring in psychology while playing outfield for the Owls baseball team. “Launching this collection in Atlanta is really a dream for me. To be able to unveil this collection in a city that holds so many memories for me, to be surrounded by my family, old friends, people I went to school with, guys I played baseball with, and my early collectors, is really a dream.”
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Where Reality Gives Way to Imagination: "Branches Etched Across the Sky" Comes to KSU
September 18, 2026
What if the place where we go to escape reality is also the place where we finally confront it? That question lives at the heart of Branches Etched Across the Sky, a magical, deeply theatrical work by playwright Addae Moon presented by the Department of Theatre and Performance Studies at Kennesaw State University next month. Directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Marlon Burnley, the production invites audiences into a world somewhere between the one we recognize and the one we create in our minds — a liminal space where memory, grief, imagination and reality begin to blur.
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$500,000 Gift from Dr. Audrey Morgan honors KSU Provost - Dr. Ivan Pulinkala
September 17, 2026
A transformative $500,000 gift from longtime Kennesaw State University philanthropist Dr. Audrey Morgan will establish the largest scholarship in KSU’s Department of Dance in honor of its founder, Dr. Ivan Pulinkala. The endowment celebrates the leadership and legacy of Pulinkala, who served as Dean of the Geer College of the Arts, prior to becoming KSU’s Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs.