How campus feels about federal dept. of ed. cuts
With the recent actions in our federal government, the U.S. Department of Education has had its funding cut significantly
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With the recent actions in our federal government, the U.S. Department of Education has had its funding cut significantly
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In regard to the recent snowstorm, Edward Pokras, environmental and sustainability studies lecturer, quoted author Mark Twain: “If you don’t
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What’s with the holes in the ceiling? Construction is happening in the flag room and seating area across from
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The 539th Keene State College Senate meeting brought crucial modifications to policies in consideration of student academia. The KSC
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Keene State College has struggled to maintain its obligation to ensure handicapped door buttons are functioning around campus, with certain
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Every year, on the fourth Thursday of November, the second most popular holiday in the U.S. is celebrated: Thanksgiving. But
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There is no doubt that challenges and unsatisfied results will arise for some after the election. Polarization within the American
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Spooky times call for extra precaution, especially since Halloween is a time of high risk for college students. Students should
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Three students from three different majors have been combining skill sets to drive forward the use of exoskeletons in an
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As election season rolls around, stressful feelings may come up for individuals; therefore KSC faculty and staff are able to
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The frequent smell of sewage has caught the attention of many students at Keene State College. Abby Tanner, a first-year
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Three recent changes have been made to the Student Organization Misconduct Policy following a string of conduct decisions within the
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Keene State College kept its gold star rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE)
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Keene State is looking to shift its focus away from the physical emergency blue light system in favor of using
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