Honoring Don Carle
Family and friends gather for a memorial service
Rachel Vitello
CONTINUE READING
Posts byRachel Vitello
Welcoming a new USNH Board member
Rachel Vitello News Editor The University System of New Hampshire Board of Trustees has not seen a representative from the
CONTINUE READING
Capital projects in the works
KSC is currently working on multiple long-term projects to improve the quality of campus
Rachel Vitello New Editor Out with the old, in with the new. Keene State College has a six year capital
CONTINUE READING
Score’s closes temporarily
Rachel Vitello News Editor Local bar and popular weekend spot for Keene State College students Score’s bar and grille has
CONTINUE READING
Budget falls short
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College is experiencing a budget shortfall of about 2.3 million dollars. According to the
CONTINUE READING
Commencing a new tradition
President Treadwell gifts medallions to graduating seniors
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College graduating seniors will be receiving a new gift at this year’s commencement ceremony.
CONTINUE READING
Senior Class President Impeached
Rachel Vitello Equinox Staff The Class of 2019 President Brie Robillard has been impeached. The issue is confidential at the
CONTINUE READING
Sewage leak on campus
Rachel Vitello News Editor Anyone who has walked down Appian Way in the past few weeks has probably noticed the
CONTINUE READING
Trespasser in L.P. Young Student Center
Rachel Vitello News Editor On April 29, all Keene State College students received an email from Campus Safety regarding a
CONTINUE READING
Honorary degrees and keynote speakers announced
Rachel Vitello News Editor At this year’s commencement ceremony, Keene State College will grant two honorary degrees and the annual
CONTINUE READING
Trespasser on campus poses as resident assistant
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Wednesday, April 17, all Keene State College students received an email notification from campus safety
CONTINUE READING
Graduates staying or leaving New Hampshire
Rachel Vitello News Editor With commencement coming up next month, the question of where the graduating students will be heading
CONTINUE READING
Students present at Academic Excellence Conference
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Saturday, April 13, Keene State College held the 19th annual Academic Excellence Conference (AEC). The
CONTINUE READING
Steam leak causes accident
Rachel Vitello News Editor Most people on campus have probably noticed the steam that comes from Keene State College’s underground
CONTINUE READING
Attempted break-in at students’ residence
Rachel Vitello News Editor At around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday, March 31, a Keene State College student broke in through
CONTINUE READING
Treadwell Inaugurated
Melinda Treadwell is officially the eleventh President of Keene State College
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, April 5, Melinda Treadwell was officially inaugurated as the eleventh President of Keene State
CONTINUE READING
Feature film visits Keene
“Farmer of the Year” is shown at Keene Cinemas for a limited time
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, March 29, Keene Cinemas began airing special screenings of the film “Farmer of the
CONTINUE READING
Transfer Students Struggle
Keene State College transfer students face complications with their credits
Rachel Vitello News Editor According to multiple KSC transfer students, credits not transferring over, lack of explanation and a poorly
CONTINUE READING
KSC Campus Senate convenes March 20
Rachel Vitello News Editor The Keene State College Campus Senate met on Wednesday, March 20. Senate Chair Saram Ghatak called
CONTINUE READING
Economic Development Committee meets
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Tuesday, March 19, the Economic Development Committee met in Keene City Hall. According to the
CONTINUE READING
Transitioning to life after college
Rachel Vitello News Editor It’s the time of year where upcoming college graduates are sending out resumes and setting up
CONTINUE READING
KSC officials visit Florida
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
CONTINUE READING
Issues in higher education
New Hampshire college officials met to address problems facing their schools
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, March 15, Keene State College, University System of New Hampshire (USNH) officials, business and
CONTINUE READING
Honoring Outstanding Women of New Hampshire
Rachel Vitello News Editor Each year, four women are honored at Keene State College’s President’s Outstanding Women of New Hampshire
CONTINUE READING
Flu still on campus
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, Feb. 22 all Keene State College students received an email from the Center for
CONTINUE READING
Students asked to complete NSSE survey
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Tuesday, Feb. 12 Keene State College first-years and seniors received email invitations to complete the
CONTINUE READING
Teach-in creates open dialogue
Third annual teach-in encompassed freedom, responsibility and compassion
Rachel Vitello News Editor Freedom, responsibility and compassion: This was the theme of Keene State College’s third annual Teach-In event
CONTINUE READING
Taking a look at clean drinking water
Rachel Vitello News Editor What’s in your drinking water? This a question many in the U.S. may not think to
CONTINUE READING
Celebrating faculty research
Faculty present their research over the past year to students and colleagues
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Wednesday, Feb. 20 Keene State College faculty had the opportunity to showcase the scholarly and
CONTINUE READING
Stopping discrimination and acts of bias
KSC and Keene work together to combat discrimination
Rachel Vitello News Editor Do you feel welcome and safe in the city of Keene? This is a question of
CONTINUE READING
New Alert System Begins
Keene State is switching to new emergency alert system
Rachel Vitello News Editor Beginning March 4, there will be a new emergency alert system in effect for Keene State
CONTINUE READING
Treadwell presents state of the college
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, Feb. 8, President Melinda Treadwell gave a presentation on the state of the college
CONTINUE READING
Remembering Rebecca Dixon
Colleagues and friends reflect on Dixon’s life
Rachel Vitello News Editor Coordinator of College Ceremonies and Events Rebecca Dixon died last week after complications related to pancreatic
CONTINUE READING
Performing music for a cause
The Hungry Owl teams up with public relations students
Rachel Vitello News Editor The Keene State College Hungry Owl food pantry has teamed up with a group of Public
CONTINUE READING
Relationship Violence on College Campuses
Rachel Vitello Student Life Editor 43 percent of college women and 28 percent of college men report experiencing abusive or
CONTINUE READING
Dining contract up for grabs
Contract with Sodexo Inc. to expire this academic year
The omelette line, stir fry station, breakfast smoothies and themed dinners are just a few of the things many Keene
CONTINUE READING
KSC to extend the summer semester
For many students, the summer season isn’t all about beach days and relaxing poolside. The Keene State College summer semester
CONTINUE READING
Honors in memory of students lost
Among the celebration and joy that is sure to be felt at Keene State College’s Commencement this coming May, there
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
Biologist receives $400K grant
Worthwhile research usually has a dollar sign attached to it. In this instance, that dollar sign was in the amount
CONTINUE READING
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.
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING
KSC professor receives award
Dr. Erin Zaffini has been teaching music education for six years at Keene State College. She is the recent winner
CONTINUE READING
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
CONTINUE READING