Something seriously wrong in Hong Kong
Katie Jensen Equinox Staff Earlier this year, Keene State College’s free speech policy challenged conservative USA Turning Point activists when
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Separating art from the artist
Katie Jensen Equinox Staff Over the past few years, SoundCloud rap has taken over pop culture and controversial artists such
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Once an Owl, always an Owl
Katie Jensen Equinox Staff Many Keene State College alumni were recently spotted walking through campus last weekend, many of whom
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Fellowship program welcomes international scholars to KSC
Keene State College is now welcoming international scholars to study on campus. International Genocide Scholar Hikmet Karcic is an coming
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First-year residence hall Carle Hall closes for the academic year
Due to the college’s tight budget and the number of vacant rooms available in other dorms, it was decided that
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Keene State celebrates Earth Day
Earth Day, a national holiday that comes with promises of warmer weather and sunnier days, also brings people a reminder
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Student Assembly 4/25/17
The Keene State College Student Assembly held their last meeting of the academic year on Tuesday, April 25, where they
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Keene State College raises tuition for next semester
Keene State College’s cost of tuition for in-state and out-of-state students is on the rise again. According to the 2016
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A case for remodeling
Three alternative potential academic models proposed
A committee tasked with evaluating the academic system at Keene State College has come up with three alternative models, one
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Response to harassment posted in library
An Open Letter to Our Community has been posted in the Mason Library in response to alleged minority harassment occurring
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Presenter explores topic of self-identity
Author Lauret Savoy talks about her new book ‘Traces’
Lauret Savoy, the author of “Traces: Memory, History, Race, and The American Landscape,” shared her revelations when she uncovered parts
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Conversations on recent conversion therapy ban
In past few months, the bill to ban conversion therapy for minors in New Hampshire has been passed by the
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Students look to live in solitude on campus
Student express interest in different housing opportunities
The college has plenty of room to house students. In recent years however, single rooms have been gaining popularity. When
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Tip Whip comes to Keene
Tip Whip, a student-run driving service, will be offered to Keene State College students within the next few months for
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Keene gets a little sweeter with new bakery
Coming soon to the Keene community is Keene Confections, a café and bakery expected to open in early February on
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The effect of fake news on a college campus
The past few weeks, as college students spent their winter breaks resting, the media has continued buzzing. Recently, there has
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KSC bookstore update
Barnes & Noble rumored as potential option for bookstore
Recently, it’s been rumored that Keene State College’s bookstore will be leased to a new vendor, Barnes & Noble. It
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