FUTURE: AN IN-PERSON FALL
KSC to have full re-opening
Ben Field Equinox Staff With the semester drawing to a close and commencement being planned, the question must be asked:
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Keene State faces another round of faculty buyouts
Class of 2021 soars from the nest
Finishing off the academic year in-person
‘4.48 Psychosis’
Through an equity lens
Keene State faces another round of faculty buyouts
KSC plans to cut staff, cut from programs as deficit increases to 14 million
Through an equity lens
A new position on campus helps the college move toward a focus on diversity, equity and inclusion
News
PRESENT: KSC VACCINATES 158
KSC hosts vaccine clinic
Hunter Oberst Managing Executive Editor More than 150 individuals were vaccinated during the first week of Keene State’s vaccination clinic.
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PAST: A SEMESTER IN REVIEW
Faculty calls semester a success
Claire Boughton Hunter Oberst Sports Editor Managing Executive Editor
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Student Assembly
Student Assembly 5/11/21
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Due to the new restrictions put in place because of the increase in on-campus
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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 Life
Final Friday event is Lawn Games
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor On Friday, May 21, Keene State College’s Student Involvement Council held their last Friday event
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Student Center hosts annual awards
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor Keene State College’s Student Center held their annual Student center awards. The event started with
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My World as I see it… NOT
Cameron Scott Equinox Staff Being visually impaired has its pros and cons but there are many advancements in society that
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Arts and Entertainment
What’s next at the Redfern?
Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff With the semester coming to a close, the Keene State community is looking toward the next
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KSC Choirs join for group concert
Emma Bishop Social Media Director On May 22, the KSC vocal ensembles presented their Spring Choral Concert, featuring all three
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Kirstin Riegler to head TAD
Andrew Michaud Equinox Staff Incredibly passionate about her work, Professor Kirstin Riegler is the next chair of Keene State College’s
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Sports
Bridgewater joins Little East men’s swim
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Bridgewater State University will be joining the Swimming and Diving Little East Conference. President
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Owls return to parliament
Retired MLAX players compete in LEC semi-final game
Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff Three athletes returned to Keene State’s men’s lacrosse team to play in the Little East Conference
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Mayweather vs. Paul: Team Paul
Claire Boughton Sports Editor I know. Unpopular opinion. But, let me explain why I believe there is a chance that
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Opinions
The benefits of getting vaccinated
The perks of recieving a COVID-19 vaccination that companies are giving away
Lydia Mardin Equinox Staff As we slowly witness regulations being lifted and politicians making stances on healthy protocol, we can
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Teaching with technology
Emma Bishop Social Media Director Technology is quickly becoming more essential for education everywhere. If you were to ask me
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The value of art
Ben Stock Equinox Staff When you think of what art is, what do you imagine? A painting? A beloved song?
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Book and Film reviews
‘Love, Death, Robots’ review
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor “Love, Death, Robots” is an Emmy-award-winning sci-fi short film anthology that finally delivered its second
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‘Madan Sara’ movie review
Harrison Paletta Equinox Staff A new film from Haitian journalist Etant Dupain called “Madan Sara,” depicts the informal status of
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‘Men, Women & Children’ book review
Connor Crawford Managing Executive Editor In one of the most brutally honest expositions of what it is like to be
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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
Defund the Police Rally at Keene
A rally calling for the defunding of the police was held at Keene’s Central Square on May 16. The rally,
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Meet Class of 2021 President Adriana Daniel
In this episode Class of 2021 President, Adriana Daniel shares her experience about her class presidency with Equinox. Video by
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Flag Raising Ceremony 2021
The Global Education Office, Global Culture Club, Office of Multicultural Student Support and Success, and the Office of Student Involvement
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