Dr. Sara Hottinger leaving KSC
Arts and Humanities interim dean takes position in South Carolina
Dr. Sara Hottinger, who is currently serving as interim Dean of the School of Arts and Humanities, will be leaving
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Nearing the end of the finish line
Katelyn Terry continues to excel in outdoor track and field
Keene State College senior Katelyn Terry is nearing the finish line of her track and field career for the Owls
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Humans of KSC
What do you look forward to most as you near graduation from Keene State College?
I look forward to working a full-time job and doing what I love most, which is working with kids. I
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Recipients of commencement awards announced
The recipients of Keene State College’s honorary degree and Granite State Awards have been announced. Thomas Porter will be receiving
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Crimi strikes success
Senior Michael Crimi struck out 11 and continues to have his ‘best’ season of his collegiate career
In the Owls baseball season, which has been filled with wet fields, game cancellations and a shortage of home games,
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TED Talk comes to Keene State
TEDx, the independently organized version of the popular TED conferences, was put together in Keene for the first time and
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Keeping the doors open 24/7
Petition made to keep the MAC open later
Students who rely on the Media Arts Center (MAC) to complete their coursework are circulating a petition to give them
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The stereotype of athletes: Dumb Jock Syndrome
Student-athletes and professor put the ‘dumb’ athlete stereotype to rest
Everyone has seen it on TV and in movies: that jock in the back of the classroom with the lettered
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16th annual Faculty Composers Concert features musicians’ original works
The Keene State College music department held its 16th annual Faculty Composers Concert on March 8. The concert, held in
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Bookstore looks at options
Members of the Keene State College community got to see presentations put together by companies looking to take over control
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Barbara O’Connor joins Campus Safety
Keene State College (KSC) has recently welcomed Barbara O’Connor into the new position as Interim Director of Campus Safety. O’Connor,
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16th annual Faculty Composers Concert features musicians’ original works
The Keene State College music department held its 16th annual Faculty Composers Concert on March 8. The concert, held in
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KSC alumnus finds passion outside of major
It’s been over ten years since professional musician and Keene State College (KSC) graduate Ryan LaPerle left the college with
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Feeling the heat
Warm weather in February raises concerns at KSC
Recent warm weather has had Keene State College students walking around without jackets and spending time out on the Fiske
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ICE Conference at Keene State
The Epsilon Pi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi hosts the annual Inspiring Conversations in Education Conference
Keene State College education majors gathered for a conference on campus on March 4. The Epsilon Pi Chapter of Kappa
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In the booth and the band
Keene State student Derek Hall expresses music through WKNH and his band
Derek Hall makes a difference for those he works with, whether it be with the music he plays, his radio
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Maggie Hassan speaks on student debt at KSC
New Hampshire Senator Maggie Hassan visited Keene State College on Wednesday, Feb. 24 for the first time since she was
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New rules for Keene State education program
Some education majors have had to deal with an extra requirement before they can student-teach. The education department implemented a
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Keeping the state green with cash
New NH bill looks to add financial incentive to keep graduates
New Hampshire State Senator and former Keene State College Vice President for Finance and Planning Jay Kahn proposed a bill
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Swimming and diving goes to NEISDA Championship
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams competed in the New England Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Association Championship (NEISDA)
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A diamond and a cross
Keene State College transfer student returns to New Hampshire to spread the gospel
A new addition to the Keene State baseball team left his old college in sunny California with a mission. KSC
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The concept of a liberal arts education at KSC
Keene State College is designated as the public liberal arts college of the University System of New Hampshire. However, some
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KSC academic suspensions nearly double
Keene State College has seen an increase in academic suspensions after the fall 2016 semester. The suspensions, which are handed
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The keys to success
The story of one KSC student pianist’s journey to the states.
Music is a language that most everyone from any country can understand. Jiayang “Shawn” Shao is a first-year piano performance
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Owls fly south
Keene State baseball team flies to Florida for annual spring training
Every year, Spring Break brings different adventures to Keene State students. This year, Keene State College’s baseball team will be
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Going the extra mile
Two Keene State student-athletes are in season all year
Two of Keene State’s newest athletes are making an impact on not just one, but two Owl squads. Sophomore Taylor
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Keene citizens respond to 2017 inauguration
Dozens of members of the Keene Community gathered at Central Square in downtown Keene on Friday, Jan. 20 for a
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Breaking the bank: Potential increase in student fees for 2018 fiscal year
Information for this article attributed to Kemal Atkins is derived from both a one-on-one interview, as well as the Student
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$50,000 cut from athletics
Keene State Athletics hasn’t been immune to the recent budget cuts put in place across a number of departments at
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New FASFA regulations might affect students who work on campus
Students have been able to file their FASFA applications earlier than usual. FASFA applications were able to be submitted as
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A second chance on the court
Nate Stitchell: Assistant Basketball Coach
When Lisa Silva saw her son out on the court for the first time this year, she cried. By her
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Monadnock Hall rumors leave students concerned
Monadnock Hall will not be closing at the end of the fall 2016 semester. Despite reports from current residents that
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College Senate discusses future plans for Keene State
Keene State College’s Senate met on Wednesday, Oct. 9 in the Mabel Brown Room with President Anne Huot joining the
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Empty rooms in dormitories offer possibilities for Keene State’s future
A crowded campus, vacant spaces and a tight budget have caused Keene State College’s Residential Life to make some changes
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From the front lines to the sidelines
Head men’s soccer coach Rick Scott served in the Vietnam War in 1968
Soccer, and any sport for that matter, is an activity that demands everything from its players: discipline, determination, sacrifice and,
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Sean Astin comes to the ‘Shire’ state
Lord of the Rings actor visits Keene, New Hampshire to talk politics
A favorite of “The Lord of the Rings” made the journey to Keene State’s student center on Friday Oct. 28.
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Financial issues hit students: Affording education
Students enter to learn and go forth to serve, but many leave Keene State with more than $30,000 in loans; the
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Millionaires cash out information
Keene State’s chapter of Democracy Matters and the American Democracy project welcomed a couple of millionaires to talk about the
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KSC bookstore might turn a new page
Students may be getting their textbooks from a different vendor come next semester. Keene State College is looking at alternatives
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KSC uses biofuel for heating
Keene State has broken new ground in fixing the country’s global warming dilemma. KSC’s boilers are now running partially off
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Sanders takes the stage for Hillary
Sanders and Hassan campaign for Clinton
People came from all over to listen to Senator Bernie Sanders speak at Keene State College. Unlike the last time
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Swim & dive team add two new coaches
Keene State divers have a set of new coaches calling them out on their form as they make their descent
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For his country and for Keene
Defending more than just the soccer field
Keene State junior and first-year transfer Will Salta now serves as the center-back for the KSC men’s soccer team after
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Voting information available on campus
Students who are looking to vote in the upcoming election and have not yet registered can do so at multiple
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Debate makes national history
The first presidential debate heats up candidates and students
The much anticipated first presidential debate between Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump left students at Keene
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Brief on Keene State College Senate’s first meeting
The Keene State College Senate met on Wednesday, Sept. 14, for their first meeting of the 2016-2017 academic year. After
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Budget cuts leave setbacks on campus
Keene State College is facing another year of tight spending and budget cuts, following last year’s unexpected low first-year enrollment.
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Student hourly jobs on campus
Hourly jobs available for students, bookstore employment downsized
Keene State College students looking for non-work-study employment on campus may still be able to find it. Student hourly employment
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Keene State partners with Adidas
The Keene State Athletic Department has inked a deal with a sports apparel powerhouse. The department’s new contract with
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Prof. clarifies media misconceptions about guns
The Brattleboro Museum and Arts Center (BMAC) invited a Keene State College professor to take aim at some of
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