KSC plans to cut staff, cut from programs as deficit increases to 14 million
Enhanced Separation Agreements. $14-million deficit. Faculty-line reductions. Low-enrolled majors. What does it all mean? Enhanced Separation Agreements An Enhanced
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Meeghan Somerset Administrative Executive Editor After an unorthodox senior year due to COVID, the Class of 2021 said goodbye with
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The perks of recieving a COVID-19 vaccination that companies are giving away
Lydia Mardin Equinox Staff As we slowly witness regulations being lifted and politicians making stances on healthy protocol, we can
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Emma Bishop Social Media Director Technology is quickly becoming more essential for education everywhere. If you were to ask me
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The time, money and effort that went into maintaining a safe environment for an in-person experience throughout the 2020-21 academic
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Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff With the semester coming to a close, the Keene State community is looking toward the next
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Emma Bishop Social Media Director On May 22, the KSC vocal ensembles presented their Spring Choral Concert, featuring all three
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Andrew Michaud Equinox Staff Incredibly passionate about her work, Professor Kirstin Riegler is the next chair of Keene State College’s
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor One hundred different personas portrayed by three actors in an hour-long show. This is a general
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Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff Junior Jaden Rogers presented Edward Albee’s one-act play “The Zoo Story” in the final round of
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Andrew Chase Opinions Editor On May 19, the Keene State College Jazz Ensemble performed in front of the Redfern Arts
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Senior presents his Directing II project
Tom Benoit News Editor Jean-Michael Pion presented his Directing II project, “4.48 Psychosis.” “4.48 Psychosis” is a play by British
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Ben Stock Equinox Staff When you think of what art is, what do you imagine? A painting? A beloved song?
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KSC to have full re-opening
Ben Field Equinox Staff With the semester drawing to a close and commencement being planned, the question must be asked:
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KSC hosts vaccine clinic
Hunter Oberst Managing Executive Editor More than 150 individuals were vaccinated during the first week of Keene State’s vaccination clinic.
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Faculty calls semester a success
Claire Boughton Hunter Oberst Sports Editor Managing Executive Editor
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Puja Thapa Equinox Staff Keene State College is looking for a collaborative, forward-looking and accomplished administrative leader to serve as
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A new position on campus helps the college move toward a focus on diversity, equity and inclusion
Meeghan Somerset Administrative Executive Editor Keene State is moving toward a more equity-focused experience and Kya Roumimper’s new role as
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Tim Wagner Student Life Editor On Friday, May 21, Keene State College’s Student Involvement Council held their last Friday event
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Tim Wagner Student Life Editor Keene State College’s Student Center held their annual Student center awards. The event started with
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Cameron Scott Equinox Staff Being visually impaired has its pros and cons but there are many advancements in society that
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Tim Wagner Student Life Editor Keene State College’s Delta Phi Epsilon sorority hosted their social media fundraiser “Give me 5!”
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Jackson Kulacz Equinox Staff As the tide slowly turns against the coronavirus pandemic, the first-year members of the KSC community
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Planning for Keene State’s 2021 commencement has been one for the books
Hunter Oberst Managing Executive Editor Friends and family members will now be able to celebrate their 2021 graduates in person.
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Bridgewater State University will be joining the Swimming and Diving Little East Conference. President
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Retired MLAX players compete in LEC semi-final game
Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff Three athletes returned to Keene State’s men’s lacrosse team to play in the Little East Conference
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Claire Boughton Sports Editor I know. Unpopular opinion. But, let me explain why I believe there is a chance that
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Soren Frantz Tim Wagner Photo Editor Student Life Editor Disclaimer: This staff
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Aurora Caraballo Equinox Staff Keene State and the other three University Systems of New Hampshire schools are currently not requiring
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One student’s journey from Nepal to New Hampshire
Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor I was around 11 years old when my father brought home a painting book. I
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Andrew Chase Opinions Editor I consider zoos to be ethical, under the proper circumstances. Zoos have the potential to be
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Lydia Mardin Equinox Staff Many believe that America is a land of opportunity and that, if you can make it
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The college should not mandate the COVID-19 vaccine for Fall 2021
Keene State College should not require students to be COVID-19 vaccinated in order to return to campus in the fall.
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Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff New Hampshire Republicans are attempting to place limits on what material can be taught in New
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor At least 2,575 federal and state prisoners in the United States have died after being infected
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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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Concert band performs in-person and pre-recorded performance
Emma Bishop Social Media Director On May 13, KSC Concert Band performed their final concert of the semester. The band
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New Art and Design chair to begin heading the department in the Fall
Andrew Michaud Equinox Staff Professor Jonathan Gitelson has played many roles in his life such as being an artist, a
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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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Piper Pavelich Equinox Staff As the school year is coming to an end, there are many spots around Keene for
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KSC’s Pride Club revives Pride March from hiatus
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor On Saturday, May 15, Keene State College’s Pride Club held their annual Pride March on
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Tim Wagner Student Life Editor On Tuesday, May 11, Keene State College’s Social Activities Council (SAC) held their Stuff-a-Plush event.
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Cameron Scott Equinox Staff Sports, everyone likes them. From watching, to gambling on, to playing them yourself, there is something
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Keene State College’s Student Government brings the annual Spring Carnival to campus
Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor Keeping the Keene State College (KSC) tradition alive, student government organized an adopted version of
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Can Keene State make it to the end of the semester?
Ben Field Equinox Staff With the end of the semester approaching quickly and COVID-19 cases on the rise, it is
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Keene lifts temporary restrictions on campus spaces
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State College has reopened its facilities following their closing on May 6 due to a
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Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State College is offering COVID-19 vaccines to students and staff starting May 18. The vaccination
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor After COVID-19 cases have gone down significantly, President Melinda Treadwell has made the decision
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Defund the Police rally held at Central Square
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor A rally calling for the defunding of the police was held at Keene’s Central
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