Album review: ‘Red’ (1974)
King Crimson was a well-respected progressive rock outfit by 1974, but its core members had been slowly dwindling, enough that
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Posts byMay Cassidy
Rooting and hooting for Bricowlage
The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) awarded KSC’s Bricowlage the rank of “Distinguished” in their 2025 NCTE Recognizing
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Blocking ban on birthright citizenship
A Boston federal appeals court upheld a New Hampshire judge’s decision to block President Donald Trump’s ban on birthright citizenship.
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Trump turns back clock on TikTok
I’ve become numb to the news of President Donald Trump’s TikTok ban. It seems that every few weeks we’re told
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Dottie defends, Donald deposes
Many Keene State students and alumni will have at least heard the name Dottie Morris, if they haven’t actually seen
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House budget blues
The N.H. House passed a $16 billion biennial state spending plan on April 10. Our Republican-led legislature focused on cutting
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NH rodents still in a sticky situation
HB152 was indefinitely postponed on March 26. The proposed bill would have prohibited the use of glue traps for
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Learning from the past at the historical society
“That leap of faith that carries us from past to present,” an event hosted by the Historical Society of
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Peterborough restaurant staff melts away with ICE
On February 24, federal agents detained four workers at Mi Jalisco in Peterborough. They put a cook and three
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House reaches slim decision on circumcision
The NH House voted in favor of a bill that will stop the state’s Medicaid program from paying for the
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The Creation of the World and Other Business
After months of rehearsal and preparation, TAD recreated the world with its recent showing of Arthur Miller’s “The Creation
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Backwards bills brought in N.H.
There are yet again several bills moving through the New Hampshire State House that, if put into effect, would
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N.H. rejects right-to-work for less bill
On February 13, HB 283 was indefinitely postponed by the New Hampshire House of Representatives. This bill, if put
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Album review: ‘Thick As A Brick’ (1972)
Jethro Tull may be a revered name in progressive rock these days, but back in 1971 the band was just
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Album review: ‘Meat is Murder’ (1985)
The Smiths’ musical output during their short time together is quite impressive. Four influential studio albums, two official singles compilations
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Housing at KSC needs more inclusion
I was up early the morning of Friday, Feb. 23. My housing selection time was not until noon, but my
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Housing at KSC needs more inclusion
I was up early the morning of Friday, Feb. 23. My housing selection time was not until noon, but my
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