“I’m surprised we haven’t seen more and I think that’s a testament to the whole community,” said Kirk
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Tara Westover, author of the book Educated explained why she wrote her book, “I wanted to make sense of it.”
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Keene, New Hampshire and Keene State’s campus, sit upon traditional ancestral homelands belonging to the Abenaki, Pennacook and Wabanaki Peoples.
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Student Government Advisor Jen Ferrell informed the student assembly about the possible changes in Keene State College’s grab-n-go board meal
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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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It has been eight months since the US began quarantine. We’ve had to adjust our work schedules, class teachings, fun
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On Veterans Day, November 11, several veterans shared powerful poems by other veteran poets from the Civil War to present
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For most students, the fall semester has been pretty busy. Whether it is school, work or spending time with friends
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On November 14, Madison Shimko and Maegan Sherburne held their joint flute and clarinet recital. This was their Senior Recital,
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Born in Mexico, Keene State College sophomore Oscar Muñoz Franco crossed the Mexico-United States border every morning for about five
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On the next song, “Complexion”, Kendrick, Rapsody, Pete Rock and JaVonte work together to tell a very simple but effective
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In a normal year, players and coaches on winter sports teams at Keene State College would think of practice and
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Covering sports is the best. It’s that simple. Writing articles for the Equinox and filming sports at a college that
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The KSC Athletics Department is ending the semester strong with a new $20 for 2020 fundraiser. The Athletics Department launched
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As somebody who has been writing for The Equinox for almost two years now, I’ve had the chance to write
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The time of year when the weather starts to get colder and colder quicker as the days become shorter and
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It is no surprise that coronavirus has continued to run rampant in our society since early March. Everyone, in some
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Hollywood, please stop ruining books with awful movies that have nothing to do with the original book. “Frankenstein” was originally
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In lue of the spooky season, I had to dust off one of my childhood favorites “Scary Stories to tell
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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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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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Men’s basketball held a Red vs. White Intrasquad Scrimmage on November 17 in Spaulding Gymnasium. The final score of the
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Keene State student Kyle Woodward continued with his fundraising mission for extra life despite the pandemic. This year was his
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Keene State Student Oscar Muñoz is a sophomore Music Tech major. This week in the Hello Owls series, he shares
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