The National Guard was on Keene State’s campus on Monday, March 30, and Tuesday, March 31, to set up an
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College students across the world were required to switch from in-person learning to remote, online learning from their homes this
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Keene State College’s traditional students are not the only ones who had their in-person classes disrupted due to COVID-19. The
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A new organization’s Constitution was voted into place at the Student Assembly on Tuesday, March 10. Sophomores Cierra Tabard and
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Speaker of the Student Assembly Nadia Hassan informed the student government about the Safety Walk next Tuesday. Student Body President
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The President’s Cabinet is currently looking for two students to be a part of the Student Advisory Committee, according to
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(The following photo’s have been contributed) On March 17, Keene State College students were notified that the campus was closing
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Adjusting from in-person to online classes can be extremely difficult.  Keene State students were thrown into online classes due to
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  Much like everyone else who has been staying at home, I’m extremely bored. While my classes and The Equinox
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Tigers, lions, bears and murder come to Netflix in the crime thriller documentary series “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.” 
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  With the cancellation of all on-campus events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lunch with the Arts series, a
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Last week, we saw Dahlia Sin sashay away without saying a word to the other queens or the judges, as
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The Keene State men’s and women’s swim and dive teams recently welcomed 14 new recruits to their teams. Thirteen of
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With all Keene State College spring sports officially canceled, many athletes are left wondering what to do. They’re quarantined at
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The day has finally arrived.  The greatest quarterback of all time, or simply the GOAT, Tom Brady, has left the
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In the midst of all the drama the country is facing right now, many people are starting to become more
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In an email sent to 281 students, presumably the senior class, early Friday morning Barbara Preston wrote, “We are pleased
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In times of trouble, people usually look toward a leader. However, given the political situation in this country, many people
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Puja Thapa Business manager This is going to be my last DIY article for the newspaper. The DIY for this
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Angelique Inchierca Senior Staff A heat wave blew through the gaps of velvet. The girls tugged on my wrists, eagerly
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Angelique Inchierca Senior Staff Bai waited by the mini island. She rested her head in her arms. I pulled the
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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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KSC sophomore Morgan Chantler aspires to be a teacher. She said educating people about sustainable practices from their early childhood
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KSC senior Film production students are working on their senior capstone films. The final capstone film screening will be on
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The Thorne Segendorph Art Gallery and Keene State Art Department have become one under the new administration in 2020. The
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