Students walking around the student center are followed by new motion-censored lights in the hallways and in offices. Director of
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Community comes together for global market The Keene International Festival was a popular event this weekend. On Saturday, over 100
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New sustainability program allows more recycling Trash – someone has to deal with it. Previously, recycling at Keene State had,
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Due to the new restrictions put in place because of the increase in on-campus
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The meeting began with first-year Joshua Bailey presenting his new idea for a club,
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              Tom Benoit                      Meeghan
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The eco-reps program makes change to student-run org. The Keene State Eco-Reps program is becoming a student run organization. Budget
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Student Involvement at Keene State kicked off the start of a six-week schedule of activities last Friday with a water-themed
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A new business in Keene aids international and domestic students alike in exploring culture through food. The Keene International Market,
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KSC’s only acapella group holds auditions for the new year Keene State College’s acapella group Chock Full O’ Notes (CFON)
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KSC theater and dance welcomes a new costume and set designer Originally from Paris, France, Calypso Michelet came to the
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KSC alumni discusses the ins and outs of owning a music studio The Keene State Music Department held a workshop
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This past week was busy for the volleyball team, playing four games. Their third game of the week was against
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The Keene State volleyball team lost to New England College Thursday night in their first game ever against the team.
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How college athletics can impact a students future Athletic experience in college can be beneficial for those looking to go
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Released in 2012, “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” is directed by Steven Chbosky and stars Logan Lerman, Ezra Miller
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most difficult things that could happen to a person is being put into
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Throughout U.S., the demand for ICU beds is too much for hospitals to handle All across the country and the
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Tim Wagner Student Life Editor “Love, Death, Robots” is an Emmy-award-winning sci-fi short film anthology that finally delivered its second
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Harrison Paletta Equinox Staff A new film from Haitian journalist Etant Dupain called “Madan Sara,” depicts the informal status of
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Connor Crawford Managing Executive Editor In one of the most brutally honest expositions of what it is like to be
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Born into an Irish American family on May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK) would become the
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Theresa Derry  Time Capsule Editor Founded right after the turn of the century in February 1905, the Niagara Movement is
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Theresa Derry  Time Capsule Editor During the Reconstruction Era, which took place from 1863-1877, the emergence of laws that led
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A rally calling for the defunding of the police was held at Keene’s Central Square on May 16. The rally,
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In this episode Class of 2021 President, Adriana Daniel shares her experience about her class presidency with Equinox. Video by
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The Global Education Office, Global Culture Club, Office of Multicultural Student Support and Success, and the Office of Student Involvement
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