Earth day was April 22, and according to earthday.org, it is the largest civic observance in the world. Earth day
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It took until April 12 for women’s salaries to catch up with men’s from the previous year, and a recent
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The heroin epidemic that has been plaguing New Hampshire has not gone unnoticed in the city of Keene, which has
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According to Assistant Director of Physical Plant/Grounds Bud Winsor, five trees were removed from Oya Hill during Spring Break. This
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Spring Break comes at a much needed point in the middle of spring semester, when students are desperate to take
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For the first time since the United States and Cuba severed ties during the Cold War, Keene State faculty members
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The New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission passed a bill last Wednesday approving hunting and trapping seasons for bobcats. According
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According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. This calls for a high
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This week, Humans vs. Zombies and Alpha Sigma Phi are teaming  up this week for a food drive to support
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Nominations are being accepted for Campus Contact for New Hampshire President’s Awards. The three awards, which are given out annually,
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On Tuesday, February 16, a disturbance occurred involving a local homeless man in the Mason Library. According to Keene Police
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The smell of spices and sizzling sound of exotic foods could be noticed throughout the Student Center last Monday. As
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Governor of New Jersey and 2016 Republican candidate Chris Christie appeared at the Keene Elks Lodge last Thursday. Christie discussed
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Senator and 2016 Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders visited Keene last Tuesday to discuss his policies. The turn out for the
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As a student at Keene State College, having a secure way to protect your online identity can play a vital
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The New Hampshire primary is fast approaching. On February 9th, voters will have the chance to elect the candidates for
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According to the Keene State College student handbook, on-campus students are required to have a meal plan through Sodexo, but
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“Yes, brothers and sisters, we can transform American, we can take on and defeat the billionaire class, and together, that
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Protests, rallies and events of similar accord have been taking place on campuses throughout the United States, and Keene State
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A mysterious, bubbling, THING has made it’s return outside of the Media Arts Center. While most students have no idea
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and students are getting involved however they can to raise awareness. Last Tuesday, Phi
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The first of what will become an annual tradition took place this past Saturday, when the Monadnock Pumpkin festival took
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October at Keene State College brings with it a number of fall-related campus activities and events for students to participate
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Campus was full of excitement this past Friday when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton came to address students and community
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According to Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Kemal Atkins, the end of the schedule adjustment period provides
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With political season in full swing, more and more candidates are visiting the state of New Hampshire to have their
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Every semester, illness plagues students and faculty alike, spreading like wildfire throughout campus. These illnesses often hinder students’ abilities to
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The internet provides a window of opportunities for people to learn, communicate or entertain, and for students it can make
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The involvement of young adults was apparent during a town meeting held by democratic candidate Bernie Sanders at the University
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Twenty-one is the legal drinking age in the U.S., yet college students are often more than halfway through their undergraduate
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First-year orientation had some major changes made to it this year. Prior to these changes, orientation consisted of a number
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According to Alyssa Dandrea of the Keene Sentinel, a former Keene State College student has received the most serious sentence
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The purpose of Campus Safety is to ensure students remain safe by providing services that can establish a feeling of
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This week’s student assembly was the last meeting of the semester. The agenda included elections for three open positions on
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Keene State finished its series of presentations relating to the 20th anniversary of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide with “Building Hope
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This week’s student assembly covered a spring weekend wrap-up, and a new campus organization. Amanda Guthorn, director of Campus Safety,
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Nathan L. DeMond was a beloved member of the community from his time as a student in 2009 to groundskeeper
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Students and faculty gathered in the Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery on April 14, for a panel discussion with volunteers from Freedom
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Reading and writing are essential tools that help us express our creativity and share it with others. Keene is Reading,
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Student assembly this week discussed plans for the new residence hall, funding requests, and an amendment to the constitution. Dr.
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Genocide can be incredibly destructive and devastating to those targeted, but all that can be done is learn from it
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The best way to learn about infectious disease outbreaks and how to control them is to learn from someone who
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