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T-shirts sold to raise funds for Costa’s children
Bulldog Design printed two t-shirt designs and a sticker memorializing the untimely passing of the former Keene Police Chief Brian
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Community Fridges combat hunger while reducing food waste
To combat the appalling amount of food wasted annually, some people are taking matters into their own hands in communities
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Twiddle comes to The Colonial
The Vermont-based jam band Twiddle came to The Colonial Theatre in Keene, New Hampshire, this past weekend to play back-to-back
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Eating Disorder Awareness Week
Delta Phi Epsilon and Active Minds put on the annual Eating Disorder Awareness Week to bring awareness to the Anorexia
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Greek Life moves to having only one recruitment period a year
As the spring Fraternity and Sorority Life recruitment period kicks off, a new model for recruitment periods will go into
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Standing up for justice
Dottie Morris speaks at Concord women’s march
Following the inauguration, the Women’s March took over Washington D.C. on Saturday, Jan. 21 and was suspected to have been
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Can’t drink oil leave it in the soil
KSC water protectors wage peaceful war in D.C.
Eight water protectors from Keene State College went to Washington D.C. to crusade against crude oil and advocate against the
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Awareness raised for healthcare services
As our society becomes more accepting of the LGBTQA+ community, some facilities are relooking at ways to break down the
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Bridging age gaps through play and learning
Regardless of what stage an individual is at in life, self-growth and happiness should be encouraged at all points. A
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There is no debating Trump’s comments this time around
After what’s recently been brought to light over the weekend in the media regarding Donald Trump’s decade-old recording that’s been
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LGBT athletes set different kinds of records at Rio Olympics
The 2016 Summer Olympics have ended, and with fall athletics starting up again at Keene State College, I feel it’s
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Tree tour tells the stories of tagged trees
Memorial tree planted and other trees discussed in a tour lead by grounds
With an inventory of over 1,000 trees on campus, a Tree Tag Tour was given the day before the memorial
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‘Day of Action’ adresses education and economic inequality
An address working toward bridging the opportunity gaps children in our communities face was held on April 15, at the
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Alaskan wilderness presentation discusses effects of climate change
Richard Kahn’s Presentation After spending the past 17 summers in the Alaskan Wilderness, Emmy award-winner and documentary filmmaker Richard Kahn
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Owls likely to graduate
National Success and Progress Rates show graduation and completion data
Keene State College students are far more likely to graduate than students who start their college careers at other four-year
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City continues discussion on plastic bag ban
A unanimous motion was made by city councilors to put more time into the issue of banning plastic bags in
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Local artist seeks to ban plastic bags
‘The Plastic Bag Project’ aims to help eliminate plastic waste by bringing more awareness
A local community artist seeks to have single-use plastic bags banned in the city of Keene. Artist and activist Danielle
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Students face maintenance issues
Those living in on and off-campus housing affected by electricity outage and flooding
Students living in Owls Nests 4 and 5, Huntress and Arcadia have faced maintenance issues recently. On campus Associate Director
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Student gives back for his birthday
Cans of food collected at a celebration and donated to local homeless shelter
Last weekend a Keene State College student was able to give back to the community while celebrating his twenty-first birthday.
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Gender and sexual identity discussions provide insight
Gaining a greater sense of understanding and acceptance of others is something the Gender and Sexual Identity Discussion Group strives
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Criminal justice internships considered risky for students
The Criminal Justice department at Keene State College has decided to disallow its students from interning through the school. This
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Zorn Dining Commons and Hoot N’ Scoot change to accommodate students
Slight changes have recently occurred in the Keene State College Zorn Dining Commons as well as in Hoot n Scoot.
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