With a new academic year rolling in, the question of who will become the next president of Keene State is
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A recent study revealed that college graduates are having a harder time entering the workforce in the Granite State. New
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Regardless of where you went to school before college, it is likely that at one point or another, you had
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As students look forward to commencement, a key part of the ceremony is graduates crossing the stage as their name
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New Hampshire’s legislature continuously neglects public education yet has introduced a bill that aims to micromanage materials inside the classroom.
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Keene State’s Outdoor Track teams participated in its second invitational of the season on Saturday, April 4, down in Springfield,
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte has signed a bill preventing college students from using their school-issued identification card as verification when voting
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KSC Interim President Donald Birx will now remain in his role until June 2027. His tenure has been extended a
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Thousands of Granite Staters protested the potential Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Merrimack, N.H., which led to the
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The uptick in immigration enforcement is present all across the United States and now here at Keene State. Earlier this
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War is brewing in the Middle East and once again the U.S. is fueling the fire with gasoline. President Donald
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The governmental whiplash that New Hampshire and the U.S. more broadly have experienced this past year has brought much change
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Once again, New Hampshire’s car inspection program is paused, leaving residents confused as to how to proceed. According to the
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The Childhood Development Center (CDC) has served Keene State College for over four decades, according to the KSC website. After
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New England is no stranger to crazy winter storms with over a foot of snow. This past storm made for
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A school in Cleveland, Miss., was the last school to be desegregated; that was in 2016, after 50 years of
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Following a Town Hall meeting hosted by Keene State College’s (KSC) cabinet and Chancellor Cathy Provencher of the University System
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There is uncertainty that some students experience when it comes to deciding their next meal. Whether it may come from
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A University of Oklahoma (OU) student is fighting a failing grade with the argument that her zero is religious discrimination.
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With faculty separations having been finalized and Keene State approaching the one-month anniversary of former President Treadwell’s departure, The Equinox
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The United States celebrates Veterans Day every year to honor those who served in the U.S. Armed Forces, both living
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It seems like this is the millionth time the U.S. has been so divided that our government cannot make a
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Unfortunately, Keene State continues to feel the effects of the multi-million dollar budget cuts from the New Hampshire state government.
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While cats may eat birds, Plymouth State University (PSU) Panthers and Keene State College (KSC) Owls have a unique friendship.
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Although President Donald Trump has partially restored some of the $30 million he eliminated from New Hampshire tutoring, academic support,
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With our current administration’s firm beliefs on vaccinations and healthcare, one would think President Donald Trump and Secretary of Health
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On September 17, the deadline for the lawsuit challenging the anti-DEI legislation in New Hampshire was pushed back to October
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Following the announcement of KSC President Melinda Treadwell’s resignation, The Equinox hopes Treadwell’s successor will embody the same values of
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Alex Warren, a viral music sensation, released his first album on July 18, 2025. While this album is mostly composed
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This is not the first time we have seen a prominent political figure assassinated. However, living in the age of
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