“By January 21, 2020, at the start of the spring semester here at KSC, no single use plastic bags will
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Kristallnacht, or the Night of Broken Glass, occurred on November 9, 1938. According to the Coordinator of Educational Outreach of
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The importance of supporting children reading in any capacity, from novels to graphic novels to audiobooks, is a cause that
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Kelly Regan Senior News Reporter, The Student Assembly heard budget presentations for recreational sports, athletics and the Wellness Center. Lynne
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Jack Hanson Business Manager The Class of 2023 has a new representative. First-year Matthew White was elected as a new
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Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor Theo Avent, a sophomore majoring in Psychology, has been elected as the Vice President for
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As we race toward the end of this semester and the start of the spring semester, the Relay for Life
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Monday was an observed holiday and a day off from school and work to celebrate Veterans Day. With a quick
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If you are part of the class of 2021 Facebook group, you might have noticed a petition going around titled
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What do you get when you mix math, rock guitar solos and patterns, broadway and alternative emo singing, island/reggaeton drums
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The Mason Library at Keene State College is usually quiet, but it wasn’t on the evening of Wednesday, November 6.
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Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor “I was very cheerful today before I went to stage, when I was on stage
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Although the field hockey season has come to an end, the Owls still had  a dominating overall season. Let’s meet
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Recruitment is a crucial step in any collegiate program’s path to success and for some schools it can be very
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Off-season is one of the most exciting times for football teams across the National Football League. Players from everyone’s favorite
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Is November 1 too early for Christmas decorations and music? My answer to this age-old question is yes. The first
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Abortion is one of the most controversial issues in politics today.  While the 1973 Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade
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From going to conferences to seeing monuments to making TikToks in our hotel rooms, the Equinox E-board’s recent trip to
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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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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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Theresa Derry Time Capsule Editor Born in Philadelphia on September 12, 1859, Florence Kelley would later become one of America’s
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Keene State held a ‘Future Fair’ where graduate schools came to discuss post-graduate options with students. This was also a
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Keene State College marches to end sexual violence hosting Take Back the Night in the Student Center Wednesday, October 16,
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Keene State Senior swimmer Kyle Shadeck took a leave of absence last season due to his mental health. This semester
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