Every concert is usually filled with wonderful music played by talented musicians. Do you ever wonder where that music actually
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To many, percussion is a unique part of music. From feeling the beats of a drum in your chest, to
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In the many departments found across Keene State College, you will find a lot of different professors who help to
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Deep and soulful, there really is no other music genre quite like jazz. On Friday, Dec. 1, the Keene State
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The holiday season is a time full of tradition. At Keene State College, Tuba Christmas is one tradition that is
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The music program a Keene State College proves to be a rigorous four years for music majors, but can be
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The Keene State College Latin American Ensemble, Cotopaxi, and the KSC Guitar Orchestra brought a myriad of diverse music and
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Monopoly, The Game of Life, Chutes & Ladders and Clue are board games that almost everyone has played before. People
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Every year in Park City, Utah, over 40 thousand attendees gather for the largest independent film festival in the United
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The Keene State College Concert Band filled the Main Theatre of the Redfern Arts Center with music last Thursday night,
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Slender arms, flat tummy, graceful legs and angular cheekbones. So often, these are features portrayed within media and entertainment as
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Imagine signing up for a scholarship on the last day of its deadline as a joke because all your friends
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Almost everyone knows the magic and wonder they felt as a child when their parents would tuck them into bed
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Seniors Amy Buonpane, flute, and Matthew McGinnis, tenor, filled the stage of the Redfern Arts Center with music this Sunday
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“We have the power. We have the right. The streets are ours; take back the night!”  Powerful words you might
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The weekly student assembly meeting began with two budget requests. The first request was from the National Science Teachers Association
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Harlem, a historic neighborhood with rich cultural roots, is known for its vibrant, African immigrant community. East-African jazz songstress Somi
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Certain topics, especially in today’s political climate can seem almost taboo to talk about, much less base an entire performance
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Violence in the entertainment world is harmless right?  It is nothing more than smoke and mirrors, fake blood and special
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What an extravaganza eleganza! This past Friday, Oct. 6, Keene State College welcomed the talents of professional drag queens Mizery
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Sometimes during your college years, you might have some of those dreadful thoughts that cross your mind; “What am I
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It is not often that people in the arts get to work with true masters of their crafts. Keene State
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Leg warmers were dusted off, tutus fluffed and shoulder pads made to be as sharp as ever at the Let’s
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The Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery will reopen its doors for the season on Friday, Sept. 22, with an exhibit featuring the
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Most college students find it hard enough to balance classes, the occasional club activities and their social lives. Keene State
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With optimism, enthusiasm and a fresh-faced attitude, new Keene State College Dance Professor Meredith Bove is ready to see what
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Preparation and Arrival  I suppose for me, this journey abroad to Ireland has been years in the making. From participating
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In a season defined by holiday cheer and togetherness, the Mall of America has been making some people’s Christmas wishes
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With makeup giving 12-year-olds the ability to look 20, the makeup industry seems to forget not all of their clientele
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The past week has been an emotional roller coaster for many in this nation. With the results of Tuesday’s election,
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Feminism. It almost seems to be a dirty word these days, something people do not want to associate with or
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Many people recognize that most illnesses do not discriminate due to gender. Sadly, often times eating disorders, including binge eating,
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At the student government meeting on Tuesday, October 25, the board was visited by Keene State College’s President Anne Huot
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As seniors are preparing to graduate, they also are preparing to enter a new chapter in their lives, whether that
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The United States: land of the free and home of the brave. But how free can one really be if
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Across the country, sightings of “creepy” clowns have driven the social media world, as well as many communities, into a
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Between getting caught up in studies and balancing a social life, staying active and getting involved on campus can often
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The first month or so of returning to school is filled with many stressors for students, from beginning their classes,
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Built on a longstanding history of community and local artistry, the Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery is reaching its fiftieth year of
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