Commitment to community
President announces New Hampshire Campus Compact Award honorees
It is a vital part of any community to have individuals and organizations that help the community flourish in a
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New Owls flock to KSC
Trinity Nay takes on two Student Center staff roles
There was a personnel change recently in the Lloyd P. Young Student Center at Keene State College. Trinity Nay has
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Mason Library expands
Cohen family donates for HGS department growth
The founder of the Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, the late Charles Hildebrandt, said that the Cohen Center’s
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Keene State College presents Outstanding Women of New Hampshire
“Nevertheless, she persisted,” was the theme of this year’s 28th annual Outstanding Women of New Hampshire award ceremony. The ceremony
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New grading system to take effect fall 2019
Have you ever been frustrated by receiving a grade such as an AB, when you know you deserve an A
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Safety Program Expands
Collaboration with Granite State College for online master’s degree
The Safety and Occupational Health Applied Science department at Keene State College has been busy. On Thursday, Feb. 22, and
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Biologist receives $400K grant
Worthwhile research usually has a dollar sign attached to it. In this instance, that dollar sign was in the amount
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Morris named to diversity council
Fighting discrimination and advocating for inclusion of all people is something Associate Vice President for Institutional Diversity and Equity Dr.
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Eco-friendly practices: from Nepal to New Hampshire
“Promoting health and the environment through a synergy of man and land.” This is the statement that the Kevin Rohan
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GEO offers free passports to first-time travelers
Have you ever thought about studying abroad, but lacked the accessibility to a passport to allow you to? The Global
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KSC professor receives award
Dr. Erin Zaffini has been teaching music education for six years at Keene State College. She is the recent winner
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Student research proposed
Academic Excellence Conference committee reviews candidates for spring semester conference
The Academic Excellence Conference is an opportunity for Keene State College students to show off their hard work in their
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Keene State College recognizes World AIDS Day
According to the website for U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 1.1 million Americans are living with human immunodeficiency
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KSC brings awareness during the holiday: Hunger and Homelessness Awareness week
Fifty million Americans, one in five children, face hunger in their daily lives as a result of poverty, according to
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Honoring victims of Kristallnacht
Remember. Witness. Intervene. These are the words that were reiterated throughout The Colonial Theatre at this year’s Kristallnacht Commemoration. Author
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‘Company’ to come to KSC
Clear your schedule from Wednesday, Nov. 15 through Saturday, Nov. 18, 7:30-9:30 p.m. for the musical “Company.” The Tony Award
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KSC searches to fill 11 full-time positions
The search is on to fill a variety of open job positions here at Keene State College. After a review
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High school friends go to college together halfway across the world
Keene, New Hampshire, and Okinawa, Japan, are two completely different worlds. The culture, language, people and customs differ on many
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Lyft to make debut in the Keene community
Popular ride-sharing app becomes a possible way for everyone to get around
Lyft is a driving service that allows users to receive a ride in a matter of minutes through their app.
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Millennial voices need to be heard in Keene
Millennials often get a bad reputation in today’s society. Many times, it’s for something as mundane as spending $5 on
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Magic comes to KSC
On Saturday, Oct. 7, magician Jason Purdy will be performing at the Redfern Arts Center. Purdy is a Keene native
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Heading in the right direction with carbon emission cutbacks
In June 2017, President Trump made the decision to pull America out of the global Paris Climate Pact (an international
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Redfern begins the season with a party
On Thursday Sept. 14, 2017, the Redfern Arts Center hosted their annual season kick-off party in the Alumni Recital Hall.
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NH State Representative raises money for Hurricane Harvey
On August 26, New Hampshire State Representative and Keene State College student Joseph Stallcop began a crowd funding site to
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Students respond to recent school shootings
School shootings are not new in today’s society. When hearing the word “shooting,” many think Sandy Hook, Kent State, Virginia
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Philadelphia Clay Studio puts on ‘unconventional’ show
On Thursday Sept. 29, the Carroll House kicked off “Sometimes, Always, Never” an exhibition curated from artwork by artists from
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Professors work with Ken Burns
15 year documentary project unveiled in KSC’s Night Owl Cafe
On Sept. 20, the Night Owl Cafe featured Ken Burn’s documentary, “Defying the Nazis: The Sharp’s War.” Much of the
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New Living and Learning Commons offers gender-neutral restroooms
A recent example combining constuction and student life shows how Keene State College strives to be have a modern, up-to-date
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Students express themselves through the art of choreography
Every winter, the students of the dance department here at KSC put on a Choreography Showcase that is entirely created
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New dormitory offers perks for first-years
With air conditioning, common rooms and wide, open windows, the new Living and Learning Commons building is a breath of
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