The end of another school year means another round of goodbyes. For me, the bittersweetness is both palpable and laughable.
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As the semester’s end draws nearer, seniors in KSC’s Studio Art and Graphic Design programs are putting in the hours
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KSC Assistant Professor of Management Hao “Tommy” Huang and his family were denied re-entry into the United States in December
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KSC Dining has a new face at the helm for 2026. After previous director Patrick Friley’s departure last semester, Sam
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Fourteen KSC students had an elevated winter break, travelling with the college’s chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students
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A recent housing selection event for rising KSC juniors and seniors was interrupted by a technical glitch, according to an
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What’s your favorite scary movie? If your answer to that question is the 2000 Wayans Brothers’ production “Scary Movie,” the
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Hanover’s Dartmouth College has joined a growing list of high-profile institutions of higher education to reject President Donald Trump’s “Compact
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10 years ago, Weezer took “the conversation” off repeat – and skipped to an oft-forgotten gem in a prolific and
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A dispute between the City of Nashua and the state of New Hampshire over a high-profile international purchase has raised
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The Chronicle of Higher Education recently published an essay from two faculty members from St. Johns College about artificial intelligence
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Over 20% of New Hampshire is now in extreme drought, with the whole of the state seeing trends toward disturbing
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24 years ago, the United States of America was changed forever. With it, so too was Keene State College. It
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Students were evacuated from Huntress Hall around 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 9. The Keene Fire Department arrived at the
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Keene State’s Owls have arrived back at the nest and found there is hardly enough time for them to roost.
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KSC’s new group of Owls have flocked to campus for the 2025-2026 academic year. With the start of the semester,
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  The University System of New Hampshire (USNH), which oversees all three N.H. public four-year higher education institutions including KSC,
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  Following budget cuts, the Mason Library has terminated its subscription to the Web of Science research database, said Celia
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New Hampshire House Rep. Joe Sweeney, a Salem Republican, filed a right-to-know request with the University System of New Hampshire
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Student films across a myriad of genres, styles and runtimes hit the big screen at this year’s annual student film
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The lights are back on in the internet’s basement; 4chan is live and available to all anonymous posters who wish
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Officials from President Donald Trump’s administration recently announced the Education Department will begin collection on student loans in default beginning
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  The KSC Senate approved transition plans relating to the new general education program at its most recent meeting and
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  The Keene State College Senate voted 15-5 to approve revisions to the 2025-2026 bylaws, which govern the body, as
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  The Cohen Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and the KSC Film Studies Department partnered to highlight a nonviolent
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  A recent rejection of working group recommendations has cast doubt on the University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) commitment to
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  The Keene State College Senate has voted the new general education exploration program into effect. Professor of History and
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With the recent uptick in attacks against diversity, equity and inclusion coming from President Donald Trump’s administration, it is more
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Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Kirsti Sandy read excerpts from her book “She Lived, and the Other Girls
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Those roaming campus may encounter box trucks labeled “R.O.C.K.S.” – but what does it stand for? Sustainability Coordinator Kate Witte
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  Returning students, faculty and staff were greeted with a new enterprise resource planning platform encompassing finance, human resources and
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  Outgoing New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu has withdrawn his nomination of Mindy Atwood for the position of state librarian,
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  First-year Tagora Mortensen has become a familiar face to some on campus for selling crochet crafts to peers and
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An email sent Tuesday, Dec. 10 from Coordinator of LGBTQ+ Student Support Ian Kaplan to students who submitted feedback about
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KSC History Professor Emerita Susan Wade died Monday, Dec. 2, according to an email President Melinda Treadwell sent to the
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I’m a lifelong Linkin Park fan. I grew up on the raging angst of “Hybrid Theory” and “Meteora” and even
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In the wake of the 2024 presidential election, there have been plenty of emotions running high. It is understandable to
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This semester, the academic catalog as it appears to prospective and returning students received a big update. Registrar Specialist Jenn
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Professor Paul Fowler is overseeing the construction and testing of both a wigwam (a dome-shaped shelter traditionally used by Native
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Keene State’s Social Activities Council (SAC) rocked the student center lawn with its Rocktoberfest event on Saturday, Oct. 12. Rocktoberfest
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In this year’s Campus Strategic Plan update which took place on Thursday, Oct. 10, KSC’s Vice President for Finance and
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The New Hampshire National Guard has been investigated for “rampant sexual harassment,” according to CNN. This revelation is unsurprising yet
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The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) continues to phase out Zoom as its primary video conferencing platform, moving towards
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Students who traveled to Nepal in May 2023 as part of Professor Scott Semmens’ Global Engagement course presented the documentary
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Keene State’s Office of Community Standards found the Zeta Xi chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi (Alpha Sig) responsible for hazing
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In 1997, when punk was still alive, future radio-rap-rockers Papa Roach flexed their muscles for the first time. Though they
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KSC media organizations joined together for lunch and lawn games at a cookout-themed event titled “Grillin’ and Chillin’” hosted by
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New seasons bring new hires, and currently leading KSC Women’s Volleyball’s 2024 season is the new Head Coach Jacob Girard.
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