“I’ve always believed in running a positive campaign,” said Eli Rivera, the democratic incumbent candidate for Cheshire County Sheriff. Rivera
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Keene State College’s annual fundraiser for (MUW) Monadnock United Way is here, and it is more important now than ever
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As November approaches, students are trying to prepare for another semester full of mystery, concern and illness prevention. One thing
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Director of Strategic Project Management Michelle Wood joined the student assembly meeting to seek advice from the student leaders regarding
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Student Government Advisor Jen Ferrell reminded the student government of the town hall meeting with President Treadwell on October 21
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Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor Interim Resident District Manager Bonnie Blanchard and Marketing Director Caitlin Howell from the Dining Marketing
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Harriet of Huntress haunts the third floor of Huntress Hall and has resided there since the beginning of World War
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The NSE Fair took place this week, giving students an opportunity to become more familiar with student exchange programs. Each
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Keene State College’s Social Activities Council (SAC) recently had their first hybrid paint night of the semester. KSC student Ian
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When asked what one of the most notorious spooky locations to visit during the Halloween season is, most New Englanders
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As 2020 comes to a close with one of the most divisive elections in quite some time, a virus still
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Brooklyn-based artist Jaqueline Cedar gave a lecture to KSC art professor Emily Lambert’s beginning painting class, on October 20. During
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For college level student-athletes, doing exercises and activities to stay physically fit are a major part of day-to-day life. Because
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The Keene State women’s soccer team celebrated their senior class at Thursday night’s scrimmage. In a pre-game ceremony, Maggie Vogt,
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In the second of three scheduled red versus white Keene State field hockey scrimmages, not even a shootout could decide
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Jack Hanson Equinox Staff President Donald J. Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden went head to head in an
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As students, sometimes decisions are made for us. We have to fulfill unnecessary course requirements that do not further our
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Within the small rural towns around Franconia Notch State Park in the White Mountains in New Hampshire, there are a
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Could you live in a world without your phone? Disconnected from society? How would you react if something happened that
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Iain Reid’s 2016 novel I’m Thinking of Ending Things presents itself as a philosophical bowl of soup. At times, I
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“Dying? Not the end of everything. We think it is. But what happens on earth is only the beginning.” This
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Born into an Irish American family on May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK) would become the
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Theresa Derry  Time Capsule Editor Founded right after the turn of the century in February 1905, the Niagara Movement is
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Theresa Derry  Time Capsule Editor During the Reconstruction Era, which took place from 1863-1877, the emergence of laws that led
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  Student Government has organized one of it’s largest event, Pumpkin Palooza on Saturday, October 24. Keene State students gathered
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Camila is a first-year student from Peru. She is a graphic design major and wants to pursue her career in
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Keene State student Jack Cody is a junior film major student. He talks about his passion for film and his
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