All-campus meeting convenes
Keene State College’s financial performance, student retention and strategic investments are all at the forefront of looking to the future
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Britany Gallagher leaves KSC
Coordinator of Student Activities and Organizations has resigned, KSC looking for replacement
Coordinator of Student Activities and Organizations Britany Gallagher has resigned from her position at Keene State College effective Friday, November
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House fire off campus
Four Keene State College students are displaced after a rental house caught fire on the morning of Saturday, November 16.
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College Senate 11.21.14
The 488th meeting of the Senate of Keene State College convened on Wednesday, November 13 in the Mountain View Room.
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Title IX Officer leaves position
Kelli Jo Harper left her position as Title IX Coordinator effective Monday, November 11. In an email sent out to
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KSC student stabbed
A KSC senior was stabbed during the Senior Pub Crawl on Sunday, November 10. According to the Keene Sentinel, the
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Graduate programs see improvements
KSC works to improve graduate programs by including online options and adding history and archives discipline
While Keene State College is known as an undergraduate college, the school’s graduate programs have been expanding and improving this
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Award-winning author visits campus
The importance of supporting children reading in any capacity, from novels to graphic novels to audiobooks, is a cause that
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President Treadwell presents to Board of Trustees
On Friday, October 25, KSC President Melinda Treadwell presented to the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Board of Trustees
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Catering Director resigns
Dorothy McCoy leaves her position for personal reasons
Rachel Vitello News Editor Dorothy McCoy has resigned from her position as Catering Director of Zorn Dining Commons effective Thursday,
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Keene
Rachel Vitello News Editor Across the nation, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is being recognized in place of Christopher Columbus Day. According
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Cory Booker speaks at KSC
Presidential candidate addresses climate change, gun violence and more
Rachel Vitello News Editor American values, climate change and uniting the nation are just a few main points presidential candidate
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College Senate
Rachel Vitello News Editor The first-year experience and recognition of Indigenous People’s Day were among the many issues discussed at
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KSC addresses issues moving forward
Administration, faculty, staff and students met for an all-campus meeting at the semester mid-point
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College is preparing for the future of higher education both in the short-term and
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Keene recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College and the city of Keene officially recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day in place of
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KSC faces deficit
The college is currently aiming for a deficit of 1.6 million dollars
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College is currently aiming for a deficit of 1.6 million dollars. When KSC President
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KSC partners with Keene High School
Rachel Vitello News Editor Recently, Keene State College has initiated a partnership with Keene High School and local career and
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Annual security report released
The report containing recent campus crime statistics is available for all students, faculty and staff to read
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Monday, September 30, all Keene State College students received the 2019 Annual Security Report in
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Tulsi Gabbard in Keene
Presidential candidate discusses issues facing the nation
Rachel Vitello News Editor Foreign policy is at the forefront of 2020 presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard’s campaign. On Thursday, October
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Cohen Center discusses terminology
Rachel Vitello News Editor Is it right for U.S. detention facilities at the U.S. and Mexico border to be called
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Addressing issues facing the Monadnock region
Rachel Vitello News Editor There are multiple issues regarding economics and demographics facing the Monadnock region and, in turn, Keene
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Elizabeth Warren at KSC
Presidential candidate Warren spoke to the community
Rachel Vitello News Editor “We persist” could be heard multiple times from the Student Center lawn on Wednesday, September 25.
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Black bear sighted near Owl Stadium
Rachel Vitello News Editor At 5:04 pm on Tuesday, September 17 a Keene State Alert was sent out via text
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Former KSC president finalist for SUNY presidency
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College former President Anne Huot is a finalist for the position of president
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Gas Leak in Huntress Hall
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Thursday, September 12 a gas leak occurred in Huntress Hall at approximately 12:20 pm. All
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Bear Sighted on Campus
Rachel Vitello News Editor At 5:04 pm on Tuesday, September 17 a Keene State Alert was sent out via text
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Gas Leak on Campus
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Thursday, September 12, a gas leak occurred in Huntress Hall at approximately 12:20 pm.
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River Valley CC comes to KSC
Rachel Vitello News Editor This semester, Keene State College has partnered with the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH),
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Welcoming a new Global Fellow
Rachel Vitello News Editor The Global Fellowship program at Keene State College is a joint initiative between KSC and the
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Changes to student budgets
Rachel Vitello News Editor Student organizations compose budgets based on their needs in the beginning of each academic year. These
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A bite from around the world
Zorn Dining Commons host an international marketplace event
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College students were able to take a trip around the world, figuratively, in the
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Bomb threat
Rachel Vitello News Editor On Sunday, September 1, a bomb threat occurred on Keene State College’s campus in the afternoon.
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The Hungry Owl left homeless
Rachel Vitello News Editor The Hungry Owl is currently without a home. The Hungry Owl is an on-campus food pantry
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Counting students
Numbers for the incoming class are smaller, but more students are choosing to stay at KSC
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College student enrollment for incoming first-year students this fall semester is down from last
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Candidates in Keene
Joe Biden and Andrew Yang visit KSC and discuss healthcare, education and more
Rachel Vitello News Editor The start of a new semester at Keene State College in the midst of the Presidential
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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
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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
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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
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Budget falls short
Rachel Vitello News Editor Keene State College is experiencing a budget shortfall of about 2.3 million dollars. According to the
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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.
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Senior Class President Impeached
Rachel Vitello Equinox Staff The Class of 2019 President Brie Robillard has been impeached. The issue is confidential at the
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Sewage leak on campus
Rachel Vitello News Editor Anyone who has walked down Appian Way in the past few weeks has probably noticed the
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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