Scavenger hunt to raise money for cancer
Hunter Oberst News Editor Sy’s Fund is hosting a virtual app-based scavenger hunt to raise money for young adults
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Critique is necessary for growth
‘The Last Five Years’
Owl Nation hosts egg hunt
Vaccines open to NH residents 16 and up
COACH BENNETT STRONG
Critique is necessary for growth
Critique is a fundamental and worthwhile part for growth as a student
Vaccines open to NH residents 16 and up
Out-of-state college students are left out as as registration opens up to young people
News
Protestors rally outside president’s office
Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor Associate Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Dottie Morris and Interim Vice President for Enrollment
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14 active cases reported at KSC
Talee Messenger Equinox Staff COVID-19 remains a threat at Keene State College. As of March 31, 2021, Keene State College
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Student Assembly
3/30 Student Assembly
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The meeting began with first-year Joshua Bailey presenting his new idea for a club,
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Student Assembly 3/9/21
There were three elections on the night of March 9 at the student assembly meeting. The open positions that students
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Student Life
Community Service Club gets the spotlight
Jackson Kulacz Equinox staff The campus here at Keene State has a long track record of being closely knit with
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My world as I see it… NOT
Cameron Scott Equinox Staff Computer screens, phones and smart boards; what do these things all have in common? Well, I
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Owls soar to new activities
With the weather getting warmer Keene State students look to local nature
Abigail Dix Equinox Staff Spring has sprung in Keene, NH, and many students might find themselves wondering what they can
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Arts and Entertainment
All Steinway, all together
A look at KSC music’s All-Steinway campaign
Andrew Michaud Equinox Staff Keene State College is halfway to becoming New Hampshire’s first All-Steinway school. Steinway & Sons’ All-Steinway,
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Is criticism beneficial for art students?
Josh Lacaillade Equinox Staff All styles of art are subjective to the admirers and the critics. Art majors attending Keene
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Music faculty performs original compositions
Music department holds 20th annual faculty composers concert
Andrew Michaud Equinox Staff Keene State College’s music faculty exhibited some of their latest works this Wednesday at the 20th
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Sports
WLAX falls to WestConn in first LEC game of the season
Owls lose to Colonials with final score of 5-13
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The Keene State women’s lacrosse team took on the Western Connecticut State University Colonials
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MLAX dominates WestConn in season opening game
Owls defeat the Colonials with final score of 17-5
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The Keene State College men’s lacrosse team put up an impressive showing against Western Connecticut State
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Championships return this spring
Joe Fletcher Equinox Staff With spring sports finally coming back into full-swing, Keene State and its athletic conference, the Little
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Opinions
Experiencing the technology of the future, today
Andrew Chase Opinions Editor The future is now people! As virtual reality (VR) becomes more and more widespread, the easier
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Prioritizing vaccines for NH students
New Hampshire should give vaccination priority to NH residents
Lydia Mardin Equinox Staff New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu stated at the beginning of the month that as early as
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College students should carry a credit card
There are numerous benefits of credit cards for college students
Connor Crawford Managing Executive Editor Finances are something that most people are uncomfortable with talking about, but it is something
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Book and Film reviews
‘The Inheritance Game’ book review
Claire Boughton Sports Editor What’s The Book About? “The Inheritance Games” by Jennifer Lynn Barnes follows the story of Avery
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‘This is Where it Ends’ book review
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Warning: The book reviewed below takes place during a fictional high school shooting and includes themes
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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Lessons from the Crematory’ book review
Claire Boughton Sports Editor What’s The Book About? “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Lessons from the Crematory” is
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Time Capsule
Remembering JFK
Born into an Irish American family on May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK) would become the
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From the Niagara Movement to the NAACP
Theresa Derry Time Capsule Editor Founded right after the turn of the century in February 1905, the Niagara Movement is
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Jim Crow laws led to racial tension
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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Videos
RALLY TO STOP AAPI HATE
Protest held at the center of Keene to speak out against Asian American and Pacific Islander hate. Video
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KSC PHYSICAL PLANTS GROUNDS’ WINTER STORY
What does it mean to work during the winter for Physical Plants Grounds members? Here is an insight into their
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KSC STUDENTS CELEBRATE THE 16TH ANNUAL WINTER CELEBRATION
Keene State Students celebrated the 16th Annual Winter Celebration with different club activities by maintaining COVID -19 protocols.
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