KSC alumni, families and staff attended alumni events and sports games over spring break
Rachel Vitello News Editor Similar to many college students this spring break, Keene State College officials headed down to the
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Alex Harvey Equinox Staff Members of the Keene Endowment Association (KEA) met in Norma Walker Hall in the Alumni Center
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Teddy Tauscher Equinox Staff On Wednesday, Feb. 6, Associate Professor of Political Science at Keene State College William Bendix explained
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Puja Thapa Business Manager The Student Assembly was called to order at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. In Discussion and Action,
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Puja Thapa Business Manager The Student Assembly was called to order at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. In the new Business
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Puja Thapa Business Manager The Student Assembly was called to order at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Director of Campus Life
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Graphic Design students are struggling to find time to sleep
William Patti Equinox Staff In the past century, especially since the boom of the Internet, graphic design has run to
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Students met with Keene State College Alumns for advice on their cover letters and resumes. KSC student Lexi Palmer (left)
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Media Technology and Equipment Specialist
I have mixed feelings about working at my Alma Mater. On one hand I feel happy and at home. In
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Joseph Guzman Equinox Staff Nostalgia is something that always gets people to remember simpler times in their lives. One of
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Captain Marvel
Jacqueline Pantano Equinox Staff “War is a universal language.” Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), with his eye still intact, utters
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KSC presents the annual faculty composers recital
Cristian Valentin Equinox Staff On Wednesday, March 7, the Keene State College Music Department presented the 18th Annual Faculty Composers
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KSC baseball returns from FLA with a record of 3-7
Adriana Sanchez Social Media Director The Men’s baseball team headed down to Florida to play several games. This past Friday
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Softball and Baseball cancel games because of field conditions
Cailla Prisco Sports Editor New England is the home to many things: Dunkin Donuts, the Patriots and so much snow.
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Luke Stergiou Photo Editor The New England Revolution played the club’s first home game of the 2019 Major League Soccer
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Buying close to home
Isabella Pratt Equinox Staff To buy local or not, that is the question. Most people have a general concept of
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Finding joy in the most simple moments
Kiana Wright Opinions Editor Students are one of the busiest types of people. They give their undivided attention while they
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Lindsay Gibbons Equinox Staff Spring break is a fantastic time of year that has students coming back tanner and even
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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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Kristopher Radder/The Brattleboro Reformer via AP A group of students and parents gather outside the Brattleboro Union High School before
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Holly ramer associated press CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire moved another step closer to legalizing sports betting Tuesday with
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NH Republicans welcome Trump Primary challenge
Hunter Woodall, Steve Peoples Associated Press MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire gave Donald Trump his first presidential primary victory.
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Theresa Derry Equinox Staff Henry David Thoreau. A name that crosses almost every college student’s studies at some point. Thoreau
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Theresa Derry Equinox Staff As Keene State students and staff stroll down Butler Court to their residential halls and offices,
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In times of civil unrest, when adults and children alike are fighting for their rights in an effort to improve
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Keene State College students went to the first U.S. certified non- slaughter dairy farm, Gita Nagari Eco-Village for their Alternative
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The Sustainability Project organized its 14th Annual Seeds Celebration in Hanna Grimes, Keene, NH. The event brought many local organizations
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KSC first-year student Amanda Deppert won the open 400 Track.
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