As she prepared to enter college, Elizabeth Kopicko said she was unsure if she wanted to continue playing soccer. However,
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Is women’s rugby happy? After winning against Bentley University on Saturday, you bet your a– they are! Women’s rugby President
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A new drop-in counseling option is now available at three campus locations. Let’s Talk, a new counseling service provided through
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Last year, Keene State Field Hockey went head to head against Eastern Connecticut State University in the Little East Conference
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Last month, Katie Clark stepped down from her role as head coach of Keene State’s women’s lacrosse program. Director of
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A new women’s club soccer team is looking to kick off on campus this year. After visiting the club sports
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Keene State’s fall athletic season is officially underway. This season welcomes two new Division III teams to the lineup and
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A familiar face is leading men’s soccer this season. Following the retirement of head coach Rick Scott in July, Matt
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Chock Full O’ Notes (CFON), Keene State’s only a cappella group, performed their annual spring concert on May 2 in
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Two of KSC’s vocal ensembles, Chamber Singers and Vocal Consort, performed a joint concert on April 24 in the Alumni
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The eighth annual Ruth and James Ewing Awards are now accepting nominations. The awards are co-sponsored by The Keene Sentinel
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Seniors Christopher Stimson and Lex Woitowitz brought their original compositions to the Alumni Recital Hall stage on April 9. Woitowitz
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For the first time in two years, lights went up at Keene’s Colonial Theatre April 1. “I think overall, everybody
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  This year, the Redfern Arts Center is celebrating its 40th anniversary. To commemorate this anniversary, the Keene State music
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Students living in Carle Hall were evacuated in the early morning of March 23. According to an email sent to
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Theater and Dance’s Shakespearean production opens at the Redfern Arts Center Director Michael Dix Thomas described “The Winter’s Tale” as
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Student sculptures are on display across campus Seen any sculptures around campus lately? Students in professor Lynn Richardson’s Sculpture I
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Tau Kappa Epsilon raises over $6,000 for St. Jude With a little ‘help’ from the Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) brothers,
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KSC’s Orchestra performs an all-French program Audience members took a trip to 19th century France with a concert program by
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Circus performer Janoah Bailin brings a taste of the circus to KSC Want one banana? Say ‘nana.’ Two bananas? ‘Nana
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KSC sisters perform Valentine’s Day Concert at Keene Public Library It’s the time of year where love is in the
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Grammy winner Glen Velez visits KSC Four-time Grammy winner Glen Velez visited the Keene State College campus for a performance
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New exhibition of faculty work opens at Thorne The work of 13 art and design faculty members is now on
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Faculty Jazz Trio takes the Redfern stage This year marks the 20th anniversary of the faculty composers recital tradition at
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A local nonprofit strives to support the arts Jessica Gelter, Executive Director of Arts Alive, compared the organization to an
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Redfern Arts Center 40th season reopens amidst omicron Events at the Redfern Arts Center will continue to be in-person this
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Guest artist Lauren Cox comes to KSC for intensive dance residency The meaning of home evolves and expands throughout our
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The Fall 2021 semester is wrapping up at Keene State College. As the semester comes to a close, the Redfern
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New changes will be coming to the Redfern Arts Center in the coming year. As announced at the Student State
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Senior James Rinker prepares for his final show at WKNH Senior James Rinker came across WKNH by accident as a
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KSC’s choral ensembles perform a joint concert KSC’s Chamber Singers and Concert Choir performed a joint concert on Saturday, December
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Keene State College has a fairly unique grading system. Currently, grades are recorded using a scale of A, AB, B,
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Mold concerns increase across KSC and USNH schools There are growing mold concerns in three residence halls on campus. Residents
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The holiday season kicks of at KSC with Tuba Christmas A 48-year tradition returned to Keene State on December 5.
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KSC senior presents a labor of love in her final recital In her senior recital, music education student Breahna Jenkins
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For five consecutive shows, Keene State Theater and Dance’s production of “Urinetown” sold out the Main Theatre. “It shows how
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Keene State music department’s brass sections took center stage at the Alumni Recital Hall on November 21. The Saxophone and
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How Sam Henry shares his passion for music on-air From 4 to 5 p.m. every Friday, KSC junior Sam Henry
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Senior Madison Gubata performs her final recital Senior Madison Gubata started playing the flute in fourth grade. On November 13,
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The arts are back on the Keene State College campus. Audiences, though, are not. At least not in the way
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KSC students find success at WKNH Real Radio has been described as a WKNH “success story.” At the general member
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KSC’s Orchestra holds its first performance of the season Keene State College’s Orchestra returned this year with a full ensemble
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Is it a ‘bones day’ or a ‘no-bones day’? Every day, millions of people wake up and check their TikTok
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The KSC dance team talks about the year ahead The Keene State dance team is hoping to step outside its
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How KSC is safely celebrating American Archives Month October is American Archives Month. To celebrate American Archives Month, Keene State
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Student and local bands take the stage at Rocktoberfest Student band Lacquerhead is no stranger to the Rocktoberfest stage. Keene
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MONIFF returns to the Monadnock region for its ninth year Each year, the Monadnock International Film Festival (MONIFF) brings a
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On Halloween 1969, protestors were doused in purple ink outside the office of the San Francisco Examiner. The crowd was
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Music faculty members present a look into the music of Latin America Audiences got a glimpse into the music of
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Keene’s Colonial Theatre gears up to welcome audiences back Keene’s Colonial Theatre is preparing to host events once again after
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