Lawmakers and State Representatives of New Hampshire are looking at new ways for the state to fund the future. This
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The Donald Trump administration is taking a daunting step towards eliminating multiple civil rights settlements that ensure transgender students have
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Trump administration officials voted unanimously to exempt oil and gas industries in the Gulf of Mexico from requirements of the
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On Monday, March 23, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case testing a law from Texas that allows
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All New England states besides New Hampshire have a “shield law” protecting doctors who provide reproductive health services to out-of-state
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The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office is working to ask the state Supreme Court to overturn its two landmark Claremont
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“If Congress doesn’t add money to the Federal Student Aid account by Sept. 30, students could face dramatic grant cuts
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The head of the state agency that failed to notify Gov. Kelly Ayotte about communication with the federal Immigration and
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According to Statista, nearly two billion people use Tiktok and according to Pew Research, a third of United States (U.S.)
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Jan. 19, Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Day is a United States federal holiday that celebrates the life and legacy
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Every year on Dec. 31, or even before,  most people think of a goal they will take with them into
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What would you do if you were in charge of making a decision that could impact graduation rates at a
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Transgender Day of Remembrance is Thursday, Nov. 20, a day that honors the memory of transgender individuals who have lost
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Millions of people around the U.S. are currently faced with a pause on the federal food assistance program known as
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In Keene, the sexual healthcare nonprofit Planned Parenthood is now incorporating vasectomy services along with its current and existing services
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Let’s examine what is going on in the world today, specifically with the political climate, but this time, with a
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Granite State lawmakers in Concord are preparing to fight over the control of the New Hampshire National Guard. According to
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New Hampshire has seen the lowest number of drug-related deaths in more than a decade. Opioids have been an extremely
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Following the recent events that have been consuming the media lately, the issue of guns has become extremely relevant. On
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A federal judge has temporarily suspended a New Hampshire law that abolishes funding for public schools that continue diversity, equity
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It may soon be easier for people incarcerated in New Hampshire to earn their college degrees. According to New Hampshire
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Living on campus can play a big role in students’ lives socially and academically. Reported by students, there are buildings
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  Commencement at Keene State College is right around the corner and is set to celebrate the class of 2025
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  Is astrology a true science and factual way of thinking, or is it a celestial way of life? There
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  If you’re looking for a new good book to read and don’t know where to look, check out KSC’s
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Home is the place where one feels at peace, surrounded by people they love, even if it is just finding
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Substantial changes could be coming to Medicaid in New Hampshire, causing stress for families, according to a recent article from
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  As midterm exams came to a close, students were asked about their favorite places to study.  According to a
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  The KSC Wellness Center, Feminist Collective (FemCo) and the Hungry Owl are hosting a menstrual product drive on campus.
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  As the weeks of the spring semester fly by, students begin to prepare for the inescapable week of midterms. 
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  The Keene State campus has been decorated like a snow globe due to the snowfall that has been occurring
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Sororities at Keene State have started formal recruitment for the spring semester.   During these recruitment drives, students interested in
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The Night Owl Café (NOC)  popcorn machine is finally working again for the spring semester. The NOC is a place
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Once a year on February 14, Valentine’s Day makes its way back onto the calendar and is known as the
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  The new semester brings so much more to students than new courses, classroom environments and workloads. Lloyd’s Marketplace in
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The home stretch of the academic semester is right around the corner which means the winter holidays are rapidly approaching
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The constant debate over when to celebrate Christmas becomes prevalent as soon as Halloween decorations are taken down.  Once November
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How often do you celebrate 2 a.m. twice in one day? In the United States, this happens twice yearly.  Daylight
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Keene State’s Make-A-Wish Club is a relatively new club on campus that is rapidly growing.  “We started off the club
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Halloween is an economic success across the United States as many people buy costumes, candy and decorations yearly.  According to
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Keene State College hosted the annual Family Day, during which students and families unite as a community to enhance campus
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With October being Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the annual Take Back The Night event was held at Fiske
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Every week, alternating between Mondays and Tuesdays, the Mason Library hosts a study night in room 104 from 7 p.m.
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Amari Marsh, 23, of Orangeburg, S.C., was charged with murder and homicide by child abuse after losing her pregnancy in
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Feminist Collective (FemCo) has endured a reconstruction of the club for this upcoming school year. Since the club’s founders graduated
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    A new club held their first event of the semester: a pizza social.              This pizza social was held on Thursday,
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The Office of Student Involvement hosted the first Friday night bingo of the fall 2024 semester, open to all students,
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