PRESENT: KSC VACCINATES 158
KSC hosts vaccine clinic
Hunter Oberst Managing Executive Editor More than 150 individuals were vaccinated during the first week of Keene State’s vaccination clinic.
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PAST: A SEMESTER IN REVIEW
Faculty calls semester a success
Claire Boughton Hunter Oberst Sports Editor Managing Executive Editor
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Path to Commencement
Planning for Keene State’s 2021 commencement has been one for the books
Hunter Oberst Managing Executive Editor Friends and family members will now be able to celebrate their 2021 graduates in person.
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KSC returns to ‘normal’
Keene lifts temporary restrictions on campus spaces
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State College has reopened its facilities following their closing on May 6 due to a
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A shot to get back to normal
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State College is offering COVID-19 vaccines to students and staff starting May 18. The vaccination
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Junior performs clarinet recital
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State student Nathaniel Bridges played the clarinet to a virtual audience during the music department’s
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Speaking out against mask-wearing
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene residents are speaking out against the city mask ordinance. The City of Keene recently voted
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May is AAPI Heritage Month
The college will host events throughout May to celebrate AAPI peoples
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State College is hosting screenings, readings and lectures in celebration of May as Asian American
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COVID surges weeks before semester’s end
Hunter Oberst News Editor COVID cases have risen sharply in just one week. Keene State College reported 47 individuals infected
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Dance team places 2nd at UDA nationals
Hunter Oberst News Editor The Keene State dance team placed second for the open hip-hop category at the Universal Dance
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COVID surges weeks before semester’s end
Hunter Oberst News Editor COVID cases have risen sharply in just one week. Keene State College reported 47 individuals
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Keene keeps masks
City maintains mask mandate through first week of June
Hunter Oberst News Editor The mask mandate for the City of Keene will remain in place until further notice. Keene
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Journalism department welcomes new addition
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State College hired a new journalism professor on March 5. Dr. Kimberly Lauffer is currently
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NEFAC recognizes KSC professor and class
Hunter Oberst News Editor Dr. Marianne Salcetti and her former students were recognized by the New England First Amendment Coalition
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COVID rates still increasing in region
Hunter Oberst News Editor COVID cases in the area are still increasing as of April 22. Construction Clerk of the
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Former financial services employee passes away
Hunter Oberst News Editor Former Keene State Associate Director of Student Financial Services Carol Stanmore passed away earlier this month.
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NH colleges collaborate on new initiative
Hunter Oberst News Editor New Hampshire colleges are collaborating in an effort to better education, state workforce and economic development
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Campus Safety is updating its directory
Hunter Oberst Harrison Paletta News Editor Equinox
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Retired chemistry professor passes away
Hunter Oberst News Editor Former Keene State College Chemistry Professor Dr. Emeritus Jerry P. Jasinski passed away last week. Jasinski
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No more masks
KSC will still require masks despite an end to state mandate
Hunter Oberst News Editor New Hampshire’s mask mandate was put to an end on Friday, April 16, but Keene State
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Keene community remains cautious
Even with a decrease in COVID cases, the community is wary of variants
Hunter Oberst News Editor COVID-19 rates in the area are dropping as of April 9. Construction Clerk of the Works
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Scavenger hunt to raise money for cancer
Hunter Oberst News Editor Sy’s Fund is hosting a virtual app-based scavenger hunt to raise money for young adults
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Treadwell hosts 31st annual OWNH awards
The virtual awards ceremony saw four women honored as outstanding women in the state
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State College President Melinda Treadwell hosted the 31st annual Outstanding Women of NH (OWNH) Awards
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Loretta Ross calls in the ‘calling out culture’
Hunter Oberst News Editor Award-winning, nationally-recognized expert on racism and racial justice, women’s rights and human rights Loretta Ross was
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KSC COVID infection rates slowing down
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State reported 14 total active COVID-19 cases and an incident rate of 0.27% as of
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Keene State has two Outstanding Future Professionals
Hunter Oberst News Editor Two Keene State College students have been honored as Outstanding Future Professionals (OFP) at the Society
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Johnson
Hunter Oberst News Editor Johnson & Johnson’s new COVID vaccine is reportedly 85% effective against COVID-19; authorities are urging people
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Commencement to be held in-person
Hunter Oberst News Editor The Class of 2021 is on track to have an in-person commencement ceremony this year, though
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KSC enforces new COVID policies
KSC adopts new guidelines to remain on campus as USNH schools go remote
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State has instituted new protocols regarding COVID-19 on campus after other schools in the University
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The month of giving
Hunter Oberst News Editor February is the month of giving to your favorite sports team. The Keene State College Athletics
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Treadwell awarded for her handling of COVID
Keene State College President Melinda Treadwell was awarded by the New Hampshire Business Review for her handling of the COVID-19
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Spring semester delayed
Hunter Oberst News Editor Keene State Owls won’t be returning to campus until mid-February. While previously expected to return to
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KSC announces 90 new retirements for faculty and staff
Keene State College will be losing a total of 90 faculty and staff by the end of the academic year.
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Journalism Department gets new TV equipment
The Keene State College Journalism Department is getting new equipment for its TV studio. Journalism, Multimedia and Public Relations Chair
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This is where we draw the line
Do the votes of New Hampshire residents count? Is the result already determined before your vote is cast? The Jonathan
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Spring semester in a COVID world
KSC President announces changes and adjustments to spring semester in virtual town hall
COVID testing, commencement, athletics and even student expenses were all topics addressed in Keene State’s latest town hall meeting. Keene
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Keene State Owls exercise their right to vote in the 2020 election
Not even a pandemic could stop the Owls from casting their vote in the 2020 election. Keene State College provided
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Field hockey sent home again
Positive COVID-19 case results in team being placed in quarantine
Joshua Lacaillade Hunter
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Student injured in TAD class
A Keene State student suffered an injury during a puppetry class. The class’s professor and Theater and Dance Department Chair
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NH employers give tips on applying during pandemic
Keene State College students got the ‘Inside Scoop’ on working during a pandemic. On October 26, students gathered on Zoom
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KSC finishes decennial report for accreditation
Keene State recently submitted its report to NECHE after receiving a virtual visiting committee
Keene State College has been an accredited school for more than 70 years and is hoping to continue that tradition.
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Eli Rivera wins re-election for Cheshire County Sheriff
Cheshire County’s Democratic incumbent Sheriff Eli Rivera has won re-election for his fifth term in a landslide. The Keene Sentinel
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Jeanne Shaheen wins re-election to U.S Senate in New Hampshire
Contributed by the Shaheen campaign Hunter Oberst News Editor U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen was re-elected for a third term
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Faculty and Students weigh in on the importance of voting
Hunter Oberst Benajil Rai
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Days before the election, Shaheen, Messner discuss politics
Hunter Oberst Connor Crawford
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United Way launches annual campaign
Local organization depends on KSC to help out families and individuals in need
Keene State College’s annual fundraiser for (MUW) Monadnock United Way is here, and it is more important now than ever
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Five new COVID cases result in 53 quarantines
53 individuals are in quarantine as a result of five positive COVID-19 cases at Keene State College. These latest five
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KSC journalism professor wins First Amendment Award
Keene State College’s Dr. Marianne Salcetti was the 2020 recipient of the Nackey S. Loeb First Amendment Award for her
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