As Keene State seniors are experiencing many lasts of their college careers, some have also brought firsts to the college.
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A blend of woodwind, brass and percussion reverberated around the walls of a packed Redfern Arts Center Main Theatre, as
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Since 1980, the federal government has played a part, if not a small one, in helping refugees to the United
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Ink and graphite flowed onto pages in the Mason Library’s West Wing as over 25 students got the chance to
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On a rainy Thursday night, 13 Keene State community members gathered in the Mason Library to listen to New Hampshire
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The Redfern Arts Center offered community members a taste of “heavy metal” on Wednesday, Feb. 25, but not in the
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Nova Arts, the nonprofit collaborative arts initiative, housed out of Brewbakers Café on 48 Emerald St., is expanding its pay-what-you-want
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The 2026 Winter Olympic Games have once again shown the best the world has to offer when it comes to
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KSC’s Outing Club, one of the college’s largest student organizations by membership, has hit the ground running, or rather snowshoeing,
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Hard work, teamwork, passion and courage are the core coaching values that newly-appointed KSC Field Hockey Head Coach Leslie Smith
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Almost 1,900 miles away from Keene State College is Colorado State University (CSU), a DI institution with 21,237 more undergraduate
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Following a fall semester that saw faculty departures across several departments, news of new hires in the music department may
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At the end of the summer, Colorado State University (CSU) junior Aubree Miller, a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipient,
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In 2020, an estimated 23 percent of college students experienced food insecurity, according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s (GAO)
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The sounds of woodwind, brass and percussion filled the auditorium of the Redfern Arts Center’s Main Theater as the KSC
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“Your lack of leadership and ability to work in alignment with the University’s direction for the Student Media Plan is
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Magnus Hirschfeld, a German physicist, sexologist and LGBTQ+ advocate was the center of discussion during a Cohen Institute-sponsored webinar, held
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Students at colleges and universities that use Instructure’s Canvas program were greeted with an error message early Monday morning when
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It is a day ending in the letter “Y,” which, of course, means President Donald Trump is deploying troops into
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Beech leaf disease is ripping through one of New Hampshire’s most abundant and crucial hardwood trees, and there is still
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“Our board has very clearly stated that we [Keene State, Plymouth
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KSC President Melinda Treadwell is resigning from her position, effective October 24, according to a September 16 email statement from
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For many Americans, the first Monday of each September is just another day off. For some, it’s the first long
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Everyone is coming back after summer break and the Greek Life recruitment process is starting back up again. For sorority
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Much like a lot of the education news coming out of the Granite State recently, the developments in Claremont schools’
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On a brisk, partly sunny Saturday at Joanne Merrill Field in Nashua, N.H., Keene State Women’s Soccer overtook Rivier University
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As Owls, both new and old, settle back into campus life, the second weekend back at Keene State is shaping
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President Donald Trump issued another extension to allow TikTok’s China-based parent company, ByteDance, an additional 75 days to find a
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As the end of the academic year approaches, Keene State College’s campus is inundated with events from various student organizations,
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Disgraced ex-congressman George Santos was recently sentenced to seven years and three months in federal prison on charges of wire
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The KSC Student Assembly approved the Artists Shouldn’t Starve constitution as end-of-year business and transitional matters were also discussed during
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  Over 100 students strolled through Oya Hill to celebrate Earth and all its natural wonders during the Eco-Reps’ annual
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  A typical stereotype that comes up during discussions of higher education is the prevalence of alcohol on campus, particularly
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20 years ago, then-Director of the Ceramics Program at Harvard University Nancy Selvage was enlisted by Keene State to create
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Many out-of-state students on campus may wonder why New Hampshire stands on an island of its own on a variety
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Following promises from President Donald Trump’s administration to “terminate DEI in the federal government,” Keene State’s
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  “ lack of standing ground in the face of an executive order that currently doesn’t have any legal
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The Keene State College Senate met to discuss proposed bylaw revisions and the approval of a program, as well as
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As Owls braced for the beginning of the spring semester, some were confused and stressed, as they were notified courses
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  At a time of political turbulence both statewide and on the federal level, it is good to see some
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  As students returned to campus for the spring semester, they were greeted with the long-anticipated opening of a new
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  KSC Men’s Ice Hockey fell short 4-2 against Buffalo State University for a second consecutive loss, marking their 10th
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KSC Women’s Ice Hockey snapped a three-game winning streak after the Anna Maria College Amcats pounced to a 5-3 victory
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Despite the change of year, Granite Staters have yet to see a change of heart from legislative Republicans in regard
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  The Keene State College Women’s Rugby team, although suspended for the 2024/2025 academic year for hazing and alcohol violations,
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Power was restored to Keene State’s campus at 12:16 p.m. following an outage that lasted over an hour, according to
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As winter inches closer and closer, students can expect temperatures in the 50s and 40s as the weekend approaches.  Jon
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Eight owls flocked to the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts for the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC) Northeast
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While some students may find it inconvenient to be alerted during the evening of a fire drill happening, the practice
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From a science center classroom to the halls of MIT to a conference in Japan, senior computer science major Eric
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