CALL program offers opportunities for older learners
Learning is not something that ends after graduation. On Fridays, Keene community members 55 and older come together to
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News
Food insecurity among students, faculty, staff
Nearly half of surveyed college students in America face food insecurity, according to the #RealCollege survey conducted by the Hope
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Theft from campus dorms and cars
According to the most recent Jeanne Clery report, on-campus burglaries from student housing facilities increased slightly between 2017 and 2018.
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Student Assembly
Student Assembly 12.5.19
Associate Dean of Student and Director of Residential Life Kent Drake-Deese, and Resident District Manager Jackie Romito-Carey and Director of
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Student Assembly 11.21.19
Under the New Business Section, Chief Information Officer Laura Seraichick, Interim Director of Campus Safety Kevin Williams and Director of
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STUDENT ASSEMBLY 11.14.19
Kelly Regan Senior News Reporter, The Student Assembly heard budget presentations for recreational sports, athletics and the Wellness Center. Lynne
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Student Life
Students share original stories
Creative writing students share portfolios at the library
“It was great to hear everyone read,” said Lydia Hurley, a senior who presented multiple pieces at the creative writing
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Ace of all traits
“I think it’s the piece where I know what I’m doing matters and I know what I’m doing for my
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Chock Full of Notes holds winter showcase
Music filled the Mabel Brown Room on Saturday, December 7, as Keene State’s acapella group Chock Full of Notes performed
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Arts and Entertainment
And after that… (there was) the Devine Feminine
Rapper Goldlink puts out backhanded letter both celebrating and disrespecting Mac Miller
I think people sometimes forget that artists are people too. They make friendships, get in arguments and feel the range
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This is what dreams are made of … .
Editor weighs in on Lizzie McGuire after watching the series in her adulthood
A few weeks ago, my family decided to take a leap into the magical world of Disney and purchased a
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“Thank you ten”
Directing class students present six 10-minute plays
The Department of Theater and Dance presented “Thank You Ten” in the Redfern Arts Center Wright Theatre on Saturday, December
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Sports
Meet the Captain: Zack Collins
Captain of the men’s swim and dive team Zachary Collins has been swimming since his first year of high school
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The final stretch
A look at how both athletes and coaches juggle finals and practices
Finals are something that all college students have to deal with. However, in-season athletes have to juggle preparing for finals
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The winning time
Saturday, December 7, saw crowds on the edges of their seats cheering for the Keene State Owls’ men’s and women’s
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Opinions
One-eighth of the way through the college experience
First-year Keene State student reflects on his first semester
On August 21, 2019, I finally moved into my residence hall at Keene State College, which meant that I had
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Patrick’s Politics Talks: Student debt
KSC senior discusses candidates’ student debt plans
Student debt is a huge issue for a large majority of college students. It is a financial burden that some
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Questioning the classic Christmas tradition of Santa Claus
KSC student talks about the role of Santa in children’s holiday enjoyment
Warning: This article is not for children Christmas is a fan favorite holiday for many reasons including gifts, family and
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Creative Collections
How to make a Fox-faced Bookmark
Puja Thapa Business manager This is going to be my last DIY article for the newspaper. The DIY for this
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Hitting the Dance Floor: Part Three
Angelique Inchierca Senior Staff A heat wave blew through the gaps of velvet. The girls tugged on my wrists, eagerly
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Hitting the Dance Floor: Part Two
Angelique Inchierca Senior Staff Bai waited by the mini island. She rested her head in her arms. I pulled the
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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
Indian Paint Night At Keene State College
Keene State students and Keene community members painted Indian Art together at the Indian Paint Night in the KSC Science
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Ceramics Workshop at Keene State College
The Thorne- Segendorph art gallery organized a ceramics workshop on November 20 at the Ceramics studio. George McCauley from Montana
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Klean Keene – Keene State College
Keene State Students clean different areas of Keene for their final project of a class Community Solution of Climate change
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