Campus Safety and Keene Police Department host workshop on emergencies On Friday, Keene State College Campus Safety partnered with the
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Randall Hall is undergoing a change in the coming future as Keene State College tries to cut down operating expenses.
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Keene State students to begin nursing careers This week, 46 junior and senior nursing students started clinicals. Clinicals is the
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This week’s students assembly covered the Keene State College’s recent approval rates reported by the U.S. News and World Report.
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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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Rocktoberfest is a rockin’ success Last Saturday, October 23, the Social Activities Council (SAC) hosted Rocktoberfest. The annual concert was
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Keene State Student Involvement held a successful Casino Night event in the Mabel Brown Room this past Friday. Casino Night
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Students find ways to socialize without ever having to leave their dorms Community Assistants’ dorm specific programs have been a
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The Apple Hill String Quartet makes its Keene State debut Music has always been a major part of the Keene
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Student and local bands take the stage at Rocktoberfest Student band Lacquerhead is no stranger to the Rocktoberfest stage. Keene
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A new on-campus mural seeks to raise environmental awareness The Art and Sustainability programs on campus are showcasing another installment
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After a winning game on Saturday, October 16, Keene State College’s men’s rugby club will be going to the playoffs.
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First-year Raelyn Callahan playing in a game against Bridgewater State earlier this semester. Women’s soccer took a tough loss on
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Junior Emily White in a match against Worcester State on October 20. The Owls won against Worcester State with a
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Student organizations should use a tier-like budget system Being able to fund clubs and organizations is necessary for schools to
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The LGBTQ+ community finally has a major representative character in DC Comics On National Coming Out day (October 11, 2021)
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With cases of the COVID-19 Delta variant rising, the safety of Halloween in 2021 is in question. Across the nation,
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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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Keene State College’s 2021 Community Service Day entailed volunteers taking to the streets of Keene, NH to clean up litter.
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For episode 2 of The Chirp Andrew Michaud sits down with Keene State’s professor of Physics Keith Goodale to discuss
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