As students fall back into their routines, the Keene State Theatre and Dance program (TAD) has already started preparing for
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While it is the First Amendment to the Constitution, President Donald Trump seemingly forgets that an integral part of that
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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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As President Donald Trump reaches his 80s, many Americans, including myself, are tired of old white guys running our country.
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While Christopher Columbus is labeled as the “discoverer of America” on the statue that was recently placed at the Eisenhower
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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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As if flu season were not already bad enough, New Hampshire Republican lawmakers are seeking to prohibit vaccination clinics in
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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 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 Theatre on Main Street in Keene has a wide variety of shows on tap for any students or
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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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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 Keene State College Film Society is back with another semester full of much-anticipated films starting this past weekend, with
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It is impossible to imagine a life without someone you love, and even more impossible to actually experience it. You
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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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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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If you voted in the most recent local elections, you may recall a question on the ballot asking if Keene
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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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As a tradition, the Keene community gathers each year to remember Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, making a pledge
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If you have ever knocked down a political sign, removed it from the ground or caused any destruction of a
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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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Are you ready to jump into fall with the Social Activities Council (SAC)? The fall festival last Friday was the
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Journalists worldwide are feeling the impact of Israeli strikes hitting a hospital in southern Gaza killing 20 people total including
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The Keene State College Jazz Ensemble performed their annual concert in the Main Theatre, Wednesday, April 30. Matthew Derouin, a
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  Senior music composition major Miles Johnstone presented his senior recital in the Alumni Recital Hall in collaboration with several
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Once again, the New Hampshire Senate has tabled a House bill to legalize marijuana. If HB 75, the bill for
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  This past weekend, the KSC Theatre and Dance Department presented the 51st annual Evening of Dance. In her director’s
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  Since the recent detainments of university students expressing support for Palestine, students from the University of New Hampshire (UNH)
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  KSC Pride hosted its annual community drag show in the Mabel Brown Room on Saturday, April 5. It was
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  While attending a voting day in Concord, Gilmington Republican Rep. David Nigel learned he is being replaced on the
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  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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  The federal funding freeze implemented by President Donald Trump’s Administration has been causing lots of uncertainty among the farmers
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  Construction and safety majors attended an internship fair in the Spaulding Gymnasium. 72 businesses tabled in the gym from
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  Laughter filled the Night Owl Café on Friday, Feb. 28 as Keene State’s Social Activities Council (SAC) hosted comedian
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Keene resident Jason Riddle, along with many other Trump supporters, stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021.  As President
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