Remote students are missing college, but said they made the decision they needed to
Junior Alex Magee makes herself food, not worrying about getting out of her pajamas or making herself look presentable. Sophomore
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new club is crafting masks to donate to local homeless shelter
The size of the group is not deterring the size of the project.Although Freedom By Design was just established, they
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Students are discouraged about the holiday season
Staying safe and socializing is an impossible balance to reach this year. Taking into account risks for themselves and others,
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A new face can be seen on the Keene State College Campus. Jonathan Bisceglia is the new Residence Director for
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With less than five weeks left on campus, the on-campus dining staff is still not fully staffed. Bonnie Blanchard, Interim
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Students gathered for Pumpkin Palooza on Saturday
Keene State students gathered to carve pumpkins and connect with the community on Saturday in one of Student Government’s largest
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One Keene State student had their perspective changed over the summer
Jonathan Lynch reinforces the idea that college will change a person. Whether a student dyes their hair, changes their wardrobe
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Expected numbers for counseling services were not met this semester
A stressful start to the semester may have forced mental health to the back of Keene State College students’ minds.
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The Wellness Center tries to communicate the importance of flu shots
A lot of time, energy and effort were put in over the summer to expand and change operations at the
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Submissions for the Keene State Virtual Art Challenge are open now. The challenge is open to all Keene State College
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What you need to know but have not been told
Dining on campus at Keene State College has had a rough start this semester with glitches, miscalculations and confusion from
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Keene State students may not be able to study internationally this semester, but national travel and hopes for international travel
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Students tackle the disadvantages and benefits of online learning
Keene State College students contemplated the downsides and benefits of remote learning over the summer and some decided to remain
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How to vote in the upcoming election in the face of COVID-19
Democracy is in question because of voting safety concerns and although there are varying opinions on the best course of
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Rent, groceries, phone payments, gas and other bills are at the forefront of some Keene State College students’ minds because
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Hard work is not unique to high school teachers or college professors; both are working overtime to provide students with
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Despite concerns for their families, Keene State international students expressed gratitude to the college for allowing them to remain
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The opportunity to rest, reset and relax had some Keene State College students eager to begin spring break despite their
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Faculty and students alike expressed beauty and empowerment of women through dance at a Celebration of Women’s History Month. “Women
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KSC Relay For Life team prepares for upcoming event
With cancer affecting families across the world, empathetic Keene State College students are fighting to help victims by participating in
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Order of Omega is a fraternity and sorority honor society that puts academic success first
Students involved in Greek Life are encouraged to apply for Order of Omega, a Greek Honor Society at Keene State
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Student shares her passion of sign language with the campus community
Although the Owl Sign Language Club was established just three years ago, president Angelique Inchierca’s efforts have already allowed its
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Keene State students across grade levels agree that it is vital for the younger generations to vote and promote the
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The Keene State College Big Brothers Big Sisters Club held its first meeting of the semester to reconnect and discuss
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