The Keene State College Senate passed a new grading policy on April 8 that allows students to choose whether they
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Keene State College students who gather in groups larger than 10 people will be subject to discipline, according to an
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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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COVID-19 has affected all of us and has even affected future plans into the summer. Sophomore Emilyanna Ashford had plans
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  The results are in. RecycleMania has ended, and Keene State has taken 21st place out of 142 competing schools
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Democracy is in question because of voting safety concerns and although there are varying opinions on the best course of
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This year has truly been an unprecedented one. This is the case for not only the school but also the
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The Redfern Arts Center’s Facebook page faced technical difficulties when sharing the video celebrating dance during quarantine, delaying its scheduled
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The Keene State College Music Department offered an apology and a brief explanation for the silence on April 26, 2020,
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An unfortunate, yet potentially reasonable question that has crept into the minds of a lot of students over the past
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The Olympics has been the stomping ground for athletes all over the world for a very long time. Usain Bolt,
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“I was ecstatic,” said Crystal Blamy (Class of 2008), one of this year’s Keene State College Athletic Hall of Famers.
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Plastic pollution is one of the greatest threats to the health of ocean life. With the levels of production skyrocketing
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The old saying “Desperate times call for desperate measures” can easily be applied in dark times like this but a
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The past few months have caused people of all ages to be faced with financial difficulties, social isolation and lack
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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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An Assistant Director for the Keene State College Physical plant, Bud Winsor gives a virtual tree tour on Founders day.
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Keene State Student from Venezuela Pedro Paez has been living on campus during the COVID -19 pandemic. Paez is a
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The outbreak of COIVD -19 has affected students’ learning experience. For some international students, it has become an adventure away
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