‘Hey Jude’ and the top of Lollipop Loop
Paige Mills competes in Bandera 100k over winter break
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor One hundred kilometers, 62 miles, 328,084 feet. That is the distance cross country head
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Swim and dive takes on Western New England
Women’s swim and dive competes at full force against the Golden Bears
Matthew White Business Manager The Keene State men and women’s swim and dive team took the win against Western New
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Owl’s Athletic Complex used as vaccination site
Connor Crawford Managing Executive Editor The Owl Athletic Complex at 110 Kriff Road is now being used as a drive
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Spittin’ Chiclets is ‘the hockey podcast’
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor The world of podcasts has exploded in recent years. A new industry that has spawned
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BodyWorks Spotlight: Jen Matuszewski
Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor The fitness specialists at BodyWorks come from all different backgrounds. There are swimmers, soccer players, dancers
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KSC STUDENTS CELEBRATE THE 16TH ANNUAL WINTER CELEBRATION
Keene State Students celebrated the 16th Annual Winter Celebration with different club activities by maintaining COVID -19 protocols.
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Michael Grebla performs concert
2020 Call for Scores winner collaborates with KSC music department
Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff The music of award-winning composer Michael Grebla was showcased at the Alumni Recital Hall on Saturday,
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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Lessons from the Crematory’ book review
Claire Boughton Sports Editor What’s The Book About? “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Lessons from the Crematory” is
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‘The Prom’ (2020) movie review: Stage vs. screen
Caitlin Howard Equinox Staff In August 2019, I was fortunate enough to see “The Prom” on Broadway before the show
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Archivist holds lecture at Mason Library
Puja Thapa Administrative Executive Editor Keene State College archivist Rodney Obien started his day on February 23 by having a
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Sara Juli presents ‘Burnt-Out Wife’
Sara Juli brings comedic dance show to the Redfern
Tom benoit arts and entertainment editor Sara Juli brought her comedy and dance show ‘Burnt-Out Wife’ to the Keene State
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Texas ain’t no place for a snow storm
Lydia Mardin Equinox Staff Texas and much of the midwest were hit hard last week as a result of
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Landlords not extending leases
A concerned student’s perspective on how landlords will react to the delay
Cristian Valentin Equinox Staff Back in December, many students were surprised to hear the news that Keene State College would
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Why KSC shouldn’t have a police department
Andrew Chase Opinions Editor During these very tumultuous times, there has been a vast number of situations in which police
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Student-athletes suspended after party
On Thursday, February 18, a 35-person party was broken up by Community Living staff in a One Butler Court dorm.
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Active Minds boosts spirits around campus
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor Active minds set out to recognize eating disorders during National Eating Disorder Awareness Week.
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Studying away is clear for takeoff
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor COVID-19 has kept international travel to a minimum, however there are still options for
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Decade long study finds breastfeeding to be beneficial
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor Keene State College professor Becky Dunn presented information via a webinar she gained from
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KSC Career Clinic transitions to online
Career clinic gives students a chance to prepare for future career paths
Abigail Dix Equinox Staff Everyone is going through growing pains during this pandemic. This is especially true for event
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How is Keene State College’s mental health
Andrew Chase Opinions Editor As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to alter more and more lifestyles across the globe, many
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Winter Celebration revitalizes campus
The Winter Celebration provided a social environment that has been lacking since COVID-19 hit
Tim Wagner Student Life Editor Friday, February 26, Keene State got a taste of it’s social side. Ever since COVID-19
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A closer look at Title IX’s new program coordinator
Talee Messenger Equinox Staff A new face has come back to campus. Jeffrey Maher has returned to Keene State College
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Thrive: The new wellness organization on campus
Ben Field Equinox Staff Mental wellness is getting more attention at Keene State College through the Thrive organization. At the
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14 new COVID cases at Keene State
Harrison Paletta Equinox Staff COVID-19 has created tremendous challenges and issues on our planet and, more specifically, at Keene State
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KSC enforces new COVID policies
KSC adopts new guidelines to remain on campus as USNH schools go remote
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State has instituted new protocols regarding COVID-19 on campus after other schools in the University
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Senior night at Spaulding against R.I.C.
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Spaulding Gymnasium was electric once again as the Keene State Owls men’s basketball team faced off
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Owls reach for a narrow win over Castleton Spartans
Claire Boughton Sports Editor After two weeks of being sidelined due to a positive COVID-19 case, the Keene State College
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A breakout season for Hunter
Jeff Hunter doubles scoring per game during outstanding sophomore season
Matt Holderman Senior Sports Reporter Just one year ago, Keene State College men’s basketball player Jeff Hunter was a first-year
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The month of giving
Hunter Oberst News Editor February is the month of giving to your favorite sports team. The Keene State College Athletics
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What The Semester Holds For Sports
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Have you ever played a game of tag where no one knows who is ‘it’? That
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Music faculty member appears on Drew Barrymore Show
One Keene State College professor had no idea that his interest in cooking would put him on “The Drew Barrymore
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MOVING FORWARD / LOOKING BACKWARD
On Wednesday, February 17, Keene State College music faculty Dr. Christina Wright-Ivanova, in collaboration with HUB New Music and Ashley
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Newly founded student-run journal
Student-run organization seeks to celebrate creativity
A new student journal will be making its debut on the Keene State campus this spring. Bricowlage is a new
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Treadwell awarded for her handling of COVID
Keene State College President Melinda Treadwell was awarded by the New Hampshire Business Review for her handling of the COVID-19
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‘The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue’
What’s The Book About? “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue” by V.E. Schwab will make you question a lot about
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‘The Lighthouse’ (2019) movie review
The movie “The Lighthouse” from 2019 is a very strange and eerie , yet intriguing movie. The movie is set
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A pass or fail option during last semester?
Why there should’ve been a collegewide pass or fail option for last semester
As students get more acclimated to many of the new normals that COVID-19 has forced us to accept, one thing
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A country sold to the highest bidder
An auction house that sells politicians to any corporation
I want you to imagine a country where the government doesn’t serve the people, but instead, the government works for
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Gina Carano, Disney and why “cancel culture” is wrong
Gina Carano of “The Mandalorian” fame will not be returning to the show after a dispute on Twitter this past
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A prolonged presidential proposal
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief plan has been seemingly frozen in stasis for the past few weeks due to Democrats
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What should have happened on March 16
Keene State student Ndeye Khady Badiane posted a video of her and her fiancé getting arrested from Owls Nest 5
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KSC STUDENTS DEMAND JUSTICE
KSC students showed their support to their fellow students Ndeye Badiane, Khady, and her fiancé, Tyler Clavelle, on Tuesday, February
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JMPR studio lab receives update
Keene State’s journalism, multimedia and public relations studio receives new equipment
Over this last winter break, Keene State updated their JMPR Studio. Student journalists and their peers found themselves welcomed back
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The OwlNet is up and running
The OwlNet is live. There is now a central hub for all student organizations to inform students of their meetings
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Sono to offer new dining options for KSC students
The Spring 2021 semester has brought many changes to Keene State College from academic and Zoom-related changes to different food
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De-escalation with Gail Zimmerman
Keene State’s Dean of Students Gail Zimmerman held a de-escalation training session with the community assistants (CAs). According to Zimmerman,
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A new way of thinking and connecting
Circle Las Manos de Mi Abuela leads Keene State students to new forms of healing
Keene State College professor Dr. Patricia Pedroza Gonzalez brings Indigenous Mesoamerican traditions to Keene State. Tuesday, February 16, marked the
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Residential life rebrands
A change in leadership brings a change in title
Over winter break, the Department of Student and Family Transitions and the Department of Residential Life merged to form a
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KSC hosts Black History Month webinar
Dr. Dottie Morris presented her online webinar called “Why black history month? Why February?” on Wednesday, February 17. Dr. Morris
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Keene State TITLE IX Office receives staffing changes
Two staffing changes in the Title IX Office support department took effect on February 8. Former head of Title IX
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