Cheshire County’s Satanist, Republican sheriff nominee is focused on ‘policing the police’
Trans. Satanist. Anarchist. Those three words are how Aria DiMezzo, the Republican nominee for sheriff in Cheshire County described herself.
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Brangelina
Student’s social media post provoked uproar
New ways to give
Scrimmages starting between student-athletes
3 Student-Athletes Test Positive for COVID-19; Keene State’s Weekend Sporting Competitions Cancelled
Student’s social media post provoked uproar
KSC student was suspended for posting a video that violated school’s conduct policy
Scrimmages starting between student-athletes
Many athletes are itching to compete against teams other than their own
News
KSC journalism professor wins First Amendment Award
Keene State College’s Dr. Marianne Salcetti was the 2020 recipient of the Nackey S. Loeb First Amendment Award for her
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Individuals with COVID symptoms should stay home
Symptomatic students should avoid mass testing and call the Wellness Center
Keene State students who feel sick should not go to get tested at the Spaulding Gymnasium, but should instead stay
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Student Assembly
Student Assembly 10/21
Student Government Advisor Jen Ferrell reminded the student government of the town hall meeting with President Treadwell on October 21
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Student Assembly 10/13/20
Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor Interim Resident District Manager Bonnie Blanchard and Marketing Director Caitlin Howell from the Dining Marketing
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Student Assembly 10/6/2020
Student body president Davis Bernstein and the student government welcomed the Class of 2024 on October 6 in the student
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Student Life
Angel’s Column: Perfectly Extraordinary
October is home to many holidays, celebration and awareness themes. It wasn’t until almost two years ago that a new
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From Sergeant to Director
Christopher Buckley is the new director of Campus Safety
Keene State College’s new Campus Safety director is using his experience as a Vermont state trooper sergeant to tackle the
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Looking back and forward
KSC Environmental Outing Club continues to explore
Keene State College’s student-run Environmental Outing Club (EOC) discussed their history of exciting off-campus trips as well as their tentative
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Arts and Entertainment
Film Society to host movies despite COVID guidelines
It was a crisp fall night in Keene as people shuffled into the Putnam Theater eager to regain some normalcy
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Boogie Oogie Oogie with OMSSS
OMSSS hosts groovy event with the Title IX office
“Boogie Oogie Oogie” was a gathering in the Mountain View Room to connect with others last Friday, October 16. This
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Combined Choir Performance
Keene State Combined Choir performs with social distancing
A Combined Choir Concert was held this Saturday on October 17 at Fuller Park. The Keene State Music Department presented
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Sports
Softball celebrates past decades in the ‘Homage to Alumni’ scrimmage
The Keene State College softball team wrapped up its fall portion of the season with a ‘Homage to Alumni’ scrimmage
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Men’s soccer takes to the field for the first time this season
October 8 marked the first men’s soccer scrimmage for the month of October. The red squad was made up of
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Stepping in when the goalie has to step out
Sometimes, things don’t go quite as planned. That was the story in the last two-minutes of the women’s soccer Red
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Opinions
Vice-presidential debate: A Republican’s view
The president of the KSC Republicans perspective on the Vice-presidential debate
The Vice-presidential debate took place on Wednesday, October 7, and it was very interesting to see how these candidates stood
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A writer’s perspective on how to improve oneself
The key to having a successful career is becoming disciplined
The one vital characteristic that successful students of all ages rely upon is discipline. While many like to believe that
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Troubling times for President Trump and his administration
Shockwaves were sent through the political scene this week after it was announced that President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania
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Book and Film reviews
Rumaan Alam’s newest novel disappoints
Could you live in a world without your phone? Disconnected from society? How would you react if something happened that
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‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ Book Review
Iain Reid presents an existential fever dream in his 2016 debut
Iain Reid’s 2016 novel I’m Thinking of Ending Things presents itself as a philosophical bowl of soup. At times, I
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‘The Five People You Meet In Heaven’ review
“Dying? Not the end of everything. We think it is. But what happens on earth is only the beginning.” This
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Time Capsule
Remembering JFK
Born into an Irish American family on May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK) would become the
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From the Niagara Movement to the NAACP
Theresa Derry Time Capsule Editor Founded right after the turn of the century in February 1905, the Niagara Movement is
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Jim Crow laws led to racial tension
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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Videos
Hello Owls! Ep. 4- Meet Camila Sanz
Camila is a first-year student from Peru. She is a graphic design major and wants to pursue her career in
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Hello Owls! Ep. 3 – Meet Jack Cody
Keene State student Jack Cody is a junior film major student. He talks about his passion for film and his
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Hello Owls! Ep. 2 – Meet Saran Ousseini
Meet your fellow owl, Saran Ousseini. She is a sophomore at Keene State College. She is a biology major and
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