Posts byMadelyn Marabella
WNBA soars, transphobia roars
The 30th season for the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) has been nothing short of phenomenal. Records continue to be
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TAD warms up for fall shows
As students fall back into their routines, the Keene State Theatre and Dance program (TAD) has already started preparing for
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An American false god
While it is the First Amendment to the Constitution, President Donald Trump seemingly forgets that an integral part of that
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Album review: ‘The Great Divide’ (2026)
Just across the Vermont state border, the last of the bugs made their way home with the much-anticipated release of
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Our country is on life support and Trump may be soon
As President Donald Trump reaches his 80s, many Americans, including myself, are tired of old white guys running our country.
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America: Rooted in racism
While Christopher Columbus is labeled as the “discoverer of America” on the statue that was recently placed at the Eisenhower
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Don’t let us slip on the ICE
Keene State Interim President and Plymouth State’s (PSU) President Donald Birx recently shared an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) response
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Get well soon or rest in peace
As if flu season were not already bad enough, New Hampshire Republican lawmakers are seeking to prohibit vaccination clinics in
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CBS censors Colbert
Once again, Stephen Colbert is feuding with CBS, the network on which his show The Late Show airs. Colbert had
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Music against the machine
Music has and will always have a place in politics. Often, when a country is experiencing a strong political climate,
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The Colonial’s spring schedule
The Colonial Theatre on Main Street in Keene has a wide variety of shows on tap for any students or
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No more thoughts and prayers
You know things are bad when religious leaders are speaking up about the ongoing events in the United States (U.S.)
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Forecasting ICE in the Granite State
While we are no strangers to New England’s cold winters, it seems some unnecessary Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) has
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‘The Putnam Strikes Back’ with new film lineup
The Keene State College Film Society is back with another semester full of much-anticipated films starting this past weekend, with
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A ghost of Christmas past
It is impossible to imagine a life without someone you love, and even more impossible to actually experience it. You
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Careless caretakers
In December 2022, Stephen Weidlich Jr., a 26-year-old man with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities was found dead in the
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A vibe check on Gen Z’s favorite slang terms and phrases
Yo, what up Equinox reader! (I know, trust it was cringey just typing it). I’ve spent the last week looking
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Keene, NH: Anti-social district
If you voted in the most recent local elections, you may recall a question on the ballot asking if Keene
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Stop raining on my pride parade
Imagine my surprise when I’m driving back to school and my dad calls me to say, “The Supreme Court refused
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Keene community gathers to remember Kristallnacht
As a tradition, the Keene community gathers each year to remember Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, making a pledge
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Kicking signs kicks your voting rights
If you have ever knocked down a political sign, removed it from the ground or caused any destruction of a
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Private Island construction
Do you ever find yourself wanting Tito’s Taqueria or Domino’s? Maybe you want to take Island Street to get to
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The next steps for SAC
Are you ready to jump into fall with the Social Activities Council (SAC)? The fall festival last Friday was the
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A threat to press in Gaza
Journalists worldwide are feeling the impact of Israeli strikes hitting a hospital in southern Gaza killing 20 people total including
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Swinging beats and tapping feet
The Keene State College Jazz Ensemble performed their annual concert in the Main Theatre, Wednesday, April 30. Matthew Derouin, a
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Scat, jazz and rats at Miles Johnstone’s senior recital
Senior music composition major Miles Johnstone presented his senior recital in the Alumni Recital Hall in collaboration with several
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Rocky road for N.H. stoners
Once again, the New Hampshire Senate has tabled a House bill to legalize marijuana. If HB 75, the bill for
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EVENING OF DANCE
This past weekend, the KSC Theatre and Dance Department presented the 51st annual Evening of Dance. In her director’s
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UNH students left out to dry
Since the recent detainments of university students expressing support for Palestine, students from the University of New Hampshire (UNH)
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Drag and dress rule campus
KSC Pride hosted its annual community drag show in the Mabel Brown Room on Saturday, April 5. It was
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‘The GOP-father’ boots moderate from committee in NH house
While attending a voting day in Concord, Gilmington Republican Rep. David Nigel learned he is being replaced on the
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KSC Film Society casts its new e-board
The KSC Film Society welcomed two new e-board members following the club’s annual elections. The elections were held on
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A waiting game: Federal funds frozen for farmers
The federal funding freeze implemented by President Donald Trump’s Administration has been causing lots of uncertainty among the farmers
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Constructing a path to your future career
Construction and safety majors attended an internship fair in the Spaulding Gymnasium. 72 businesses tabled in the gym from
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Comedian grabs students’ attention
Laughter filled the Night Owl Café on Friday, Feb. 28 as Keene State’s Social Activities Council (SAC) hosted comedian
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A righteous rejection
Keene resident Jason Riddle, along with many other Trump supporters, stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021. As President
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