What alcohol does to the body
“Alcohol has been seen as a gift of God, and it’s also something that’s been seen as a gift of
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Posts byDiana Pimer
Obesity as a temporary state, instead of a disease
An illness that affects a person, animal or plant: a condition that prevents the body or mind from working normally.
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Players reminded of social media dangers
On Sunday, Sept. 28, over 250 Keene State College athletes and coaches attended a presentation in the Mabel Brown Room
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Catcher comes back from injuries
On November 18, 1985, New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor sacked Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann. At the point of
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Journalist sheds light on food waste
On Tuesday, April 22, journalist and food waste expert Jonathan Bloom threw an empty Coca-Cola can onto the floor of
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Two freshman athletes brings success, speed to lineup
It is not uncommon for Keene State College to produce successful athletes. Just last year, Janel Haggerty won the women’s
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Steeplechase event requires unique skill set from runners
Cross country runners are a select breed of athletes: they have endurance to run races over three miles long, skill
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Students walk a fine line between appropriate and excessive celebration
On October 27, 2004, a curse was broken: “The Curse of the Bambino.” The Boston Red Sox had failed to
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Games against Little Eastern Conference foes bring heightened intensity to regular season
For the rivalries. For post-season play. For Keene State College. These are among the many reasons why KSC athletes take
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Faculty searches for substance abuse solution
For some individuals, substance and alcohol abuse have become major issues on college campuses. However, two colleges in New Hampshire
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Informal poll shows Keene State College prefers traditional classrooms over online
Today’s student could be considered more plugged-in than ever. Textbooks have gone digital and laptops have replaced notebooks in many
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Lady Owls split ten game journey to start season
When the Keene State College softball team left for Clermont, Florida, to start their spring break, they flew from a
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Markoe and Widzgowski push through nationals
Nearly any day of the week, one can almost always find a member of the Keene State College track team
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Students stay active despite cold winter
In the 2013-2014 winter season, Keene State College students experienced one snow day and several official delays and cancellations by
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After falling short last year, women’s lacrosse wants to reclaim LEC reign
As the start of the Keene State College Women’s Lacrosse season approaches, each group of players has a different task
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After a long winter of workouts, the Keene State College ultimate frisbee team looks ahead to nationals
Many college men partake in various sports—like the usually widely covered games of football, soccer and lacrosse. According to Keene
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Athletes face strict penalties for alcohol violations
Think back to October 18, 2013. Can’t remember what students did that day? Here’s a hint: it was Pumpkin Fest.
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Another season, another award for Coach Thomas
LEC cross country Coach of the Year award the latest in a long and successful career Some people will remember
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