The problem with whitewashing Hollywood
I don’t think this will come as a shock to anyone, but Hollywood has a bit of a whitewashing
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Posts byIsabella Manzo
Community walks to battle sexual violence
On April 21, Keene State College hosted its 12th annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, where participants marched
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Student interns share work
On April 11, English and communication majors at Keene State College held presentations on various internships they have had this
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Attending on-campus events
Even though I’m probably the last person to realize it, Keene State College always has new events happening that people
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Small business shut-downs
How the closing of local businesses affects the community and economy
Recently, Keene has seen stores such as Your Kitchen Store, Turn It Up! and The Apothecary close down, and they’re
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Student reacts to protest
Reflecting on the March For Our Lives event in Keene
On March 24, I was able to attend what’s being called one of the largest youth protests in U.S. history
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Cultural appropriation and celebrating are different
Holidays can often be celebrated with the wrong intentions
There’s something kind of fascinating about watching people totally disregard cultures that aren’t their own until it’s convenient for them.
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Celebrating women
Maybe I’m bias, but I love women. I also love International Women’s Day. “But what about International Men’s Day?” Someone
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Trump’s informal acknowledgement
I wonder how many people are still genuinely shocked to find out that Trump did something wrong again; how many
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Truth in the news
Advertising companies are pulling ads from unreliable websites
Fake news is a phrase that’s become kind of iconic; I can faintly hear Donald Trump leaning way too closely
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Larry Nassar’s final sentencing
In case you missed it, allow me to be the first to tell you that Larry Nassar is officially The
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Voter registration simplified thanks to House Bill 1772
As a person who enjoys doing the absolute bare minimum, imagine my delight when I found that a Keene lawmaker
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What it means to march for women everywhere
On Jan. 21, 2017, the Women’s March on Keene saw over 300 participants protest against Trump’s inauguration. It was described
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Time’s up on sexual harassment for everyone
“…It’s time to address the elephant not in the room,” Seth Meyers said in his opening speech at the Golden
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New voting restrictions
House Bill 372 targets out-of-state student voters
Like myself, almost half of Keene State College’s students come from out-of-state. Another fact is the Republican and Democrat parties
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You don’t need a college degree to get a good job
Growing up, college was always somewhat of an expectation rather than a choice for me. Saying that makes it sound
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Police on campus won’t change students’ safety
It’s kind of upsetting that I have to write this article, seeing that it’s in response to Virginia State University
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KSC student speaks in opposition to Trump’s journalism comments
I don’t think that a lot of you would be incredibly shocked to find out that Donald Trump and journalistic
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Rollback on birth control limits women’s freedom
Waking up every day under Trump’s presidency is kind of a weird experience. Even saying “Trump’s presidency” still doesn’t sound
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Confederate statues revealed at bad time
I’ve been staring at a blank page for about 30 minutes now, figuring out how to start writing this article
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