KSC Senior is helping to track the spread of COVID-19
When the unthinkable happens, it’s always smart to have a plan of action. Keene State College senior and public health
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Social distancing at a cost
How isolation impacts senior citizens
The coronavirus is proving to have a large impact on our everyday lives. Going out in public now seems to
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How to bake Banana Granola-Chocolate Chips Cookies
Much like everyone else who has been staying at home, I’m extremely bored. While my classes and The Equinox
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Letter from the editors
The Equinox moves forward
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor “The Equinox exists to promote the free flow
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Fans on standby
For my birthday this past year there was just one thing I wanted: tickets to see Billie Eilish. I
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KSC proceeds with remote learning for the remainder of the semester
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor On Wednesday, March 18, President Melinda Treadwell sent an email to the campus community
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Confirmed COVID-19 case at Keene State College
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor On Tuesday, March 17, Keene State College students, staff and faculty received video via email
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Advocating for the environment
Campus ecology raises awareness about environmental issues
There is nothing better than the feeling of community; finding a group of people that share a common love for
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‘Miles to go before I sleep’
First-year Jacob Pearl is making a name for himself in the LECs
After demonstrating a competitive fall season by being named Little East Conference (LEC) Cross-Country All-Conference Rookie of the Year, first-year
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Making award show history
On Sunday, January 26, the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards were hosted by Alicia Keys. The show opened with Lizzo performing
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Living your life with a purpose
Examining MLK’s lessons all these years later
Last Monday, students were able to relax for one more day before returning to classes and their hectic spring semesters.
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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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Celebrating winter
Students enjoy food and music at the annual Winter Celebration
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor puja thapa Administrative Executive Editor Joseph Guzman Arts and Entertainment Editor Connor Crawford Student Life
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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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Fraternity faces backlash after social event
After a social involving a controversial theme and alcohol, Alpha Sigma Phi deals with consequences
Rachel Vitello News Editor Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Puja Thapa Administrative Executive editor Kelly Regan Senior News Reporter On
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Thanksgiving from a different point of view
What Thanksgiving is like for people who do not eat meat
There are a lot of great things about Thanksgiving: getting to spend time with your family, the couple days off
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Music therapy for Active Minds
With just about one month remaining in the semester, students are starting to think about the stress of final exams
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Carving craze takes over quad
Students participate in 2nd annual pumpkin lobotomy
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Pumpkin carving is a favorite fall tradition for many. There is something about the wonderful
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The AB will be replaced
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor When I think about graduating in May, I’m filled with both feelings of excitement and
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Singing in perfect harmony
Students gather at the Night Owl Cafe to sing karaoke
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor It’s difficult to find someone who doesn’t love to sing. On Friday, October 4, Aspire
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High stakes winning
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Anticipation filled the air of the Mabel Brown Room on Saturday night. On Saturday,
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Awareness brought to you
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Ever since presidential hopefuls began announcing their campaigns earlier this year, Keene State College has
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Students weigh in on climate change
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor With more severe storms, extreme temperatures and sea levels rising, climate change has become a
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Orienting fall sports
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor As Summer Orientation winded down, first-year students took part in the annual Hootie’s Fall Sports
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Trespasser back on campus
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor On Wednesday, July 31, Keene State College students received an email from Campus Safety regarding
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Percussion ensemble performs composition from students
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor The student composers closed the year out with a bang as they joined forces with
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Presidential Candidates at KSC: Kamala Harris speaks on inequality in the U.S.
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor As the field of 2020 Presidential candidates continues to grow, Keene State College has begun
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Supporting your political figures
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor The first time I voted was one of the best days of my life. I
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Successful leading
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Often when people think of leaders they think of the loudest person in the room.
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Connecting politics and country music
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor While country music and politics seem to be a blizzard mix, Political Science professor Michael
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Beto O’Rourke Visits KSC
2020 Democratic Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke makes a stop in Keene on campaign trail
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor With Presidential Primaries less than one year away, New Hampshire is beginning to see candidates
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Final performances
Seniors prepare for their last recitals
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor At the end of their four years at Keene State College, students take pride in
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Artistic expression
Dancers explain why they love the sport
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Dance is one of the many forms of expression. Whether it is traditional or competitive
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Up all night
The screening of Andy Warhol's 'Sleep'
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor While art can take many different forms, so can the artists who creates it. On
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Honoring old music through performance
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor It is often said that imitation is the most sincere form of flattering. For people
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Spreading Sex Positivity
The Vagina Monologues spread awareness
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Breaking a stigma can prove to be a challenge. However, by increasing awareness, one can
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Going back to spinning vinyl records
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Music is something that has been a part of my life for as long as
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School Spirit
Red and White Spirit Night consisted of an alumni recpetion and back-to-back basketball games
Erin McNemar Managing Executive Editor Keene State College demonstrated school spirit on Wednesday, Jan. 30, as both students and alumni
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Honoring the performing arts
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor President John F. Kennedy once said, “I look forward to an America which will
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Living through screens
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor Today, people have the ability to be more connected than ever, but what does
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Practice makes perfect
Behind the scenes of music workshop
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor As the semester begins to wind down, music majors are looking towards their final
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Where politics meets poetry
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor The Night Owl Cafe got a little taste of politics when award-winning poet performer
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Stop and stair
Welcome to the circus
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor Working together to create something beautiful can be rewarding to many people. Keene State
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Injuries through instruments
How to save your musical future
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor If you have a passion, it can be hard to put the brakes on
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Poetry gets personal
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor Everyone has varying interests, goals and opinions. However, people can unite on a common
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Choirs and community sing for remembrance
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor There is a power behind joining together, as well as singing together. On Wednesday
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Expression through demonstration
KSC students participate in the national art project "For Freedoms"
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor Love, happiness, freedom. These were some of the words written on signs all across
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Creativity shines at KSC
Students, staff and faculty read their original work
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor While many people have a passion for writing, creative writing brings it to a
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Changing her focus
Logan Symonds' photography journey
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor Sometimes life doesn’t go as planned, but it can lead you in a direction
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Keene brings music to Boston
Chock Full O'Notes performs in a competition at Faneuil Hall
Erin McNemar Arts & Entertainment Editor Singing with instruments is one thing. Becoming the instruments is another. On Saturday, October
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