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On August 26, 2021, a bombing at the Kabul airport in Afghanistan killed more than 100 people, Sgt. Kenny Wright
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On August 26, 2021, a bombing at the Kabul airport in Afghanistan killed more than 100 people, Sgt. Kenny Wright
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After the recent death of “Rust” cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injury of director Joel Souza, it has become very clear
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Most student-athletes would describe being injured as “hard” as they are not able to engage in the sport they love.
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It has been seven years since Keene State received international news cover for riots that broke out at the Pumpkin
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Students sort through trash and compost to analyze campus waste Students walking in front of the dining commons on the
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Correctional system fails those with mental health and substance abuse disorders There are 1,943 state and federal prisons in the
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Sophomore goalkeeper Molly Edmark brings leadership to the field even in a defensive position Nothing can get past sophomore goalkeeper
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How college athletics can impact a students future Athletic experience in college can be beneficial for those looking to go
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The Owls’ men’s soccer team suffered a 3-0 non-conference loss against the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers on Friday, September 17
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A new business in Keene aids international and domestic students alike in exploring culture through food. The Keene International Market,
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MEEGHAN SOMERSET Administrative Executive Editor The maintenance and repair of green bikes have now fallen onto the shoulders of only
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MEEGHAN SOMERSET Administrative Executive Editor Students have been frustrated with the lack of communication from administrators at Keene State College
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Meeghan Somerset Administrative Executive Editor Keene State returns to an in-person semester this fall, however, vaccines and masks
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Meeghan Somerset Administrative Executive Editor After an unorthodox senior year due to COVID, the Class of 2021 said goodbye with
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor One hundred different personas portrayed by three actors in an hour-long show. This is a general
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A new position on campus helps the college move toward a focus on diversity, equity and inclusion
Meeghan Somerset Administrative Executive Editor Keene State is moving toward a more equity-focused experience and Kya Roumimper’s new role as
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor At least 2,575 federal and state prisoners in the United States have died after being infected
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Dave Westover returns to Keene State track
Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor David Westover sprints back to Owls Athletics as a volunteer track and field coach after graduating
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Tom Benoit Meeghan
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor BodyWorks student manager Luci Calvi took what could have been a serious setback in her life
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor How does a future marine biologist become a personal trainer? For Keene State College senior and
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor The fitness specialists at BodyWorks come from all different backgrounds. There are swimmers, soccer players, dancers
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The OwlNet is live. There is now a central hub for all student organizations to inform students of their meetings
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KSC Pride holds lawn fair and campus-wide scavenger hunt
KSC Pride held the college’s first campus-wide scavenger hunt. Dozens of rainbows could be seen on Fiske Quad on Saturday,
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There was one epidemic in history that was deadlier than the COVID-19 pandemic: Smallpox. History professor at Keene State College
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Music is reaching beyond the Keene State College campus this fall semester. Keene State’s music department held the Junior/Senior Vocal
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How the staff at BodyWorks is handling COVID precautions
BodyWorks is open and ready for business despite the COVID-19 regulations that have been put in place. Many locations on
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Tom Benoit
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After four long years of work, Tyler Martin performed his senior recital in order to fulfill the requirements of the
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Jailbait adjusts to performing without original bassist
Have you had the privilege of seeing the band Jailbait perform on or off campus? This band has a unique
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Music filled the Mabel Brown Room on Saturday, December 7, as Keene State’s acapella group Chock Full of Notes performed
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Meeghan Somerset Copy Editor For many incoming college students, the social pressures of living on campus can be anxiety-provoking. For
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Students are unaware of mayoral elections
Meeghan Somerset Equinox Staff “”Nobody”” is running for mayor and the students of Keene State know nothing about it. Currently,
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How students deal with balancing a social and academic life
Meeghan Somerset Equinox Staff One of the most tasking parts of college for many students is finding the appropriate balance
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