WHAT THE FILM? Open Season (2006)
What the Film? is a film review series where I look at movies with an overall negative rating by critics,
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What the Film? is a film review series where I look at movies with an overall negative rating by critics,
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I know for a fact you have seen a movie trailer in your lifetime. If you haven’t, well, I’d wonder
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A recent shooting at the White House caused quite the stir-up. Another assassination attempt on Trump, no doubt, but the
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You like being healthy, right? Good, because N.H. will continue to be involved with the Northeast Public Health Collaborative. The
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I haven’t been able to sleep much since watching this movie. It’s been three days since I’ve seen it (eight
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Before you delve into this article about the trip “Pizza Movie” is, there are going to be spoilers past what
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Education may be one of the most important things in a person’s life. It shapes your knowledge and can even
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Before I get into the somehow hated cinematic masterpiece that is “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” know that this piece
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“Hoppers,” Disney Pixar’s most recent film about a 19-year-old controlling an artificial beaver with her mind made $45 million on
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Gorillaz has to be one of the most universally known bands, and recently they released the album “The Mountain.” This
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Recently, the album “The Romantic” was released–bringing us back to the 2010s in the best way possible. And no, this
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Keene is full of restaurants and shops for people to go to, but now there will be a new place
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I think we all know not to eat plastic, right? I hope we have all moved past our Wii Nunchuck
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Poppy Playtime, a name you might have heard: A somewhat recent chain of mascot horror games focused on a toy
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After a few months of rehearsals and preparations, the spring’s theatre production “The Color Of Our Lives” is coming up
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Whatever the world has come to, it has been bad enough to spawn superheroes in major and minor cities. Yes,
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If you are reading this, you may be a screenager. And the worst part? You might not even know it.
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The American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) is a national nonprofit organization with a mission to “inspire excellence and nurture lifelong
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A group of 12 KSC students recently attended the Region 1 American College Theatre Festival (ACTF) in Albany, N.Y., at
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Bad Bunny, an artist sparking controversy for his Super Bowl Halftime show for unjustified reasons, has seen his name in
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“Iron Lung,” an indie-horror movie recently released in theaters consisting of only one set, a record breaking amount of blood
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Two hundred and thirty-two K-12 shootings in 2025, according to the National Association of Pupil Services Administrators (NAPSA); at least
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With a little less than a year until the highly anticipated release of “Avengers: Doomsday” and a month after the
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Mr. Beast – arguably the richest YouTuber of all time – has done something huge: He’s built a theme park.
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The death penalty was abolished in N.H. six years ago, yet there is still one man on death row: Michael
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Benson Boone: An artist who has been recently popularized and meme-ified over his backflipping and his one song, “Mystical Magical.”
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Let’s face it: housing is getting expensive. I’m not talking about Keene State’s $10,000 residence halls that seem like they
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After preparing seven songs so far this year, Chock Full O’ Notes (CFON) – Keene State’s a capella group composed
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AJR, a controversial pop band as it is, just had its 10th anniversary of their debut album “Living Room.” For
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How much power does the U.S. President have? Not enough, apparently, considering President Donald Trump said he could send anybody
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Coming up for the theatre department is its performance of “Bridges of Madison County,” happening in the Redfern Arts Center
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Let me address the elephant in the room. No, the world didn’t end, but Amazon Web Services (AWS) which saw
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Let’s take a look at the public school system as we know it. You throw a random group of kids
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I remember how often I would watch movies as a kid. With a Blu-Ray player sitting in my family room
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I hope nobody likes movies, considering President Donald Trump is planning to put a 100 percent tariff on all international
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There are really two lead runners when it comes to the comic superhero world – Marvel and DC. But what
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It seems every day the country inches closer and closer to becoming a dictatorship, as people who say anything against
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In 1962, the Supreme Court ruled that state-sponsored prayers in school violate the students’ First Amendment rights. President Donald Trump
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On campus, the two art clubs Art Collective and Artists Shouldn’t Starve are starting to draw students in as the
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Early this summer, Professor Stephanie Jenkins, known for both her kindness as a person and her passion as a teacher,
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On Saturday, Sept. 6, KSC Volleyball played two games at Bates College, one against Bates and one against the University
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Every resident hall has its own recycling dumpster, according to Kate Witte, the sustainability coordinator on campus, but despite this,
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Keene State Volleyball had its first official games on Friday, August 29 and Saturday, August 30 as part of the
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It’s been four years since Maroon 5 released an album and six since their Super Bowl performance. With only one
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There is no way to describe this EP other than “I WILL.” Victor Ray, a 24-year-old from Newcastle, England who
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With the end of the year on the doorstep, students in capstone classes find themselves finishing up their year’s or
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The White Mountains are a New Hampshire staple, an 87-mile span of national forest that occupies about a quarter
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth does not know how texting works. Somehow, he leaked another round of information regarding
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