Kennesaw State University students put money in their “K-Cash” accounts and then using it to buy books and meals or for printing copies of paperwork. An audit found $70,000 is miss from that fund. (Photo by Edgar Treiguts.)
WSB Radio reported the money was called "K-Cash," and involved students contributing to their K-Cash accounts and then using it to buy books and meals or for printing copies of paperwork.
Authorities say the audit revealed that about $70,000 was taken after students put money in their accounts but before the school put it in the bank.
Kennesaw State Vice President Arlethia Johnson tells WSB-TV that authorities "can't put an exact handle on a particular person who is tied to the missing cash."
No charges have been filed.
