Rachel Vitello News Editor With commencement coming up next month, the question of where the graduating students will be heading
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Saturday, April 13, Keene State College held the 19th annual Academic Excellence Conference (AEC). The
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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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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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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, April 5, Melinda Treadwell was officially inaugurated as the eleventh President of Keene State
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, March 29, Keene Cinemas began airing special screenings of the film “Farmer of the
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Rachel Vitello News Editor According to multiple KSC transfer students, credits not transferring over, lack of explanation and a poorly
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Rachel Vitello News Editor The Keene State College Campus Senate met on Wednesday, March 20. Senate Chair Saram Ghatak called
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Tuesday, March 19, the Economic Development Committee met in Keene City Hall. According to the
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Rachel Vitello News Editor It’s the time of year where upcoming college graduates are sending out resumes and setting up
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Rachel Vitello News Editor Similar to many college students this spring break, Keene State College officials headed down to the
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, March 15, Keene State College, University System of New Hampshire (USNH) officials, business and
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Rachel Vitello News Editor Each year, four women are honored at Keene State College’s President’s Outstanding Women of New Hampshire
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, Feb. 22 all Keene State College students received an email from the Center for
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Tuesday, Feb. 12 Keene State College first-years and seniors received email invitations to complete the
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Rachel Vitello News Editor Freedom, responsibility and compassion: This was the theme of Keene State College’s  third annual Teach-In event
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Rachel Vitello News Editor What’s in your drinking water? This a question many in the U.S. may not think to
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Wednesday, Feb. 20 Keene State College faculty had the opportunity to showcase the scholarly and
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Rachel Vitello News Editor Do you feel welcome and safe in the city of Keene? This is a question of
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Rachel Vitello News Editor Beginning March 4, there will be a new emergency alert system in effect for Keene State
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Rachel Vitello News Editor On Friday, Feb. 8, President Melinda Treadwell gave a presentation on the state of the college
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Rachel Vitello News Editor Coordinator of College Ceremonies and Events Rebecca Dixon died last week after complications related to pancreatic
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Rachel Vitello News Editor The Keene State College Hungry Owl food pantry has teamed up with a group of Public
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Rachel Vitello Student Life Editor 43 percent of college women and 28 percent of college men report experiencing abusive or
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The omelette line, stir fry station, breakfast smoothies and themed dinners are just a few of the things many Keene
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For many students, the summer season isn’t all about beach days and relaxing poolside. The Keene State College summer semester
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Among the celebration and joy that is sure to be felt at Keene State College’s Commencement this coming May, there
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It is a vital part of any community to have individuals and organizations that help the community flourish in a
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There was a personnel change recently in the Lloyd P. Young Student Center at Keene State College. Trinity Nay has
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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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“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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Have you ever been frustrated by receiving a grade such as an AB, when you know you deserve an A
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The Safety and Occupational Health Applied Science department at Keene State College has been busy. On Thursday, Feb. 22, and
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Worthwhile research usually has a dollar sign attached to it. In this instance, that dollar sign was in the amount
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Fighting discrimination and advocating for inclusion of all people is something Associate Vice President for Institutional Diversity and Equity Dr.
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“Promoting health and the environment through a synergy of man and land.” This is the statement that the Kevin Rohan
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Have you ever thought about studying abroad, but lacked the accessibility to a passport to allow you to? The Global
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Dr. Erin Zaffini has been teaching music education for six years at Keene State College. She is the recent winner
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 The Academic Excellence Conference is an opportunity for Keene State College students to show off their hard work in their
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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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Fifty million Americans, one in five children, face hunger in their daily lives as a result of poverty, according to
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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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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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The search is on to fill a variety of open job positions here at Keene State College. After a review
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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 is a driving service that allows users to receive a ride in a matter of minutes through their app.
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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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On Saturday, Oct. 7, magician Jason Purdy will be performing at the Redfern Arts Center. Purdy is a Keene native
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In June 2017, President Trump made the decision to pull America out of the global Paris Climate Pact (an international
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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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