Restructured
Treadwell implements two-school system in effort to decrease $5.5 million deficit
Keene State College is facing a $5.5 million expense reduction target for fiscal year 2019 (FY19), which could result in
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Posts byOlivia Belanger
KSC reflects on death of alumnus
Recently deceased and KSC alumnus Kenny Hadley regularly brought the idea of “treat yo self,” to any conversation. Whether you
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Keene State College loses two students in separate incidents
Two students affiliated with Keene State College died during separate occasions over the past two weeks. Former student of the
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Student Government 10/10/17
During the October 10 meeting of Keene State College’s Student Assembly, KSC Interim President Dr. Melinda Treadwell and Vice President
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Campus Sexual Assault
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos proposes new guidance for sexual violence on campus
United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos recently announced the Department of Education (DOE) is rescinding its Obama-era “guidance” on
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Marijuana decriminalized in New Hampshire and on-campus rules do not change
New Hampshire has reduced the penalties on marijuana possession due to a new state law. The law took full effect
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Changes to student organizations
A new system is being implemented to help organize student groups on campus
The finances for student organizations at Keene State College are under more stringent guidelines for fiscal year 2018 (FY18). Following
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Moving forward
Taking on the deficit
KSC Interim President Melinda Treadwell hosted a campus-wide meeting on Friday, Sept. 15 to discuss the current financial status of
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Different dynamics
Women’s soccer takes on their season with 11 seniors
Working as a team brings an uncontrollable bond to those among it. As 11 Keene State College senior women’s soccer
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Keene State College Music Department gains new piano coordinator
With a vacancy in the Keene State College Music Department, Dr. Christina Wright-Ivanova has taken on the role of assistant
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Preparing education majors for job placement
Education majors at Keene State College are able to choose between several educator preparation programs during their time on campus.
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Anne Huot withdraws application from Castleton University
Former President of Keene State College Anne E. Huot has decided to withdraw her application from Castleton University, as of
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Recent changes to a popular spot for food on campus
Inside the Zorn Dining Commons (DC) at Keene State College, students may have noticed a gallery of napkins along the
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Anne Huot finalist for Castleton University presidency
Former president of Keene State College Anne E. Huot has decided to jump into another administrative role, according to the
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Keene State College grapples with its budget
Around the Keene State College campus, departments have been operating without their full budget for fiscal year 2018 (FY18). However,
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KSC welcomes interim president
In the midst of a transitional period, Keene State College readjusted their campus around a new presidency. However, their change
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KSC Athletic Department staff receives new titles
Keene State College’s Athletic Department is starting out the academic year with a new vision. Director of Athletics and Recreation
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Melinda Treadwell announced Interim President of KSC
Keene State College announced Dr. Melinda Treadwell as their interim president, according to a news release from the University Systems
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Coming together as a class one last time for Senior Picnic
Leaving friends and familiarity behind is making many Keene State College (KSC) seniors resistant to graduate. On Saturday, April 29,
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Jazz Ensemble hosts spring concert
Former Professor and Director at Keene State College (KSC) Don Baldini left big shoes to fill when he retired last
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L.P Young Student Center mainstay set to retire
Student Involvement Support Assistant Deborah Edwards, who is a familiar face to many students actively involved on campus, will be
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What’s going on?
Student clubs and organizations face budget cuts
Many Keene State College student clubs and organizations are facing cuts to their budgets for the 2018 fiscal year (FY18).
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BFA majors debut projects: Graphic designers showcase portfolios
Graphic designer Paul Rand once said, “Design is so simple, that’s why it is complicated.” As seniors in the graphic
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Latin American Ensemble performs in Redfern
In Keene, New Hampshire, finding diversity can be challenging. However, the Keene State College (KSC) Latin American Ensemble, “Cotopaxi,” brought
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7 Day Film Festival returns for seventh year
Most films take months, sometimes years, to create. But for eight groups of Keene State College students, a film had
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From New Hampshire to New York
Twelve KSC students take a trip to the American College Dance Association
The discipline of dance requires strenuous work involving the mind, body and soul. For members of the Keene State College
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Giving back for post-grad plans
A country the size of Colorado sits in Northwestern Africa, landlocked with a lack of tools we in the United
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Students help rebuild New Orleans
The city of New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA), is vibrant and lively, from listening to live jazz on every corner, indulging
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Equality for transgender students won’t change at KSC
The protection of transgender students across the nation is at risk after the Trump administration reversed federal guidance that directed
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The Vagina Monologues
A group of KSC students performs parts of Eve Ensler’s play focused on women and their vaginas.
Call it a cooter, a twat, a coochi snorcher, or simply just a vagina. The diverse set of alternative names
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ICE raids spark fear in some immigrants
Since the Trump administration entered office, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been conducting raids that appear to target
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LLC wins award for architectural design
The newest residence hall on campus, the Living and Learning Commons (LLC), has become an architectural achievement not only to
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Dancing in the Sunshine State
Winter break is usually meant for relaxation, but for the Keene State College Dance Team, the workload was piled high.
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Safety pins stick out for awareness
In response to the hatred that has been spread across the United States in the past few months, a trend
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Remember to keep your melon warm
Keene State’s student chapter of Love Your Melon raises money for cancer research
Six students dressed in superhero costumes stood outside a patient’s door, grasping a small cotton hat. The four-year-old boy inside
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Seniors begin final celebration: Red and White Night
As the graduation date gets closer, Keene State College seniors are busy applying for jobs and finishing up their credits.
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Unreported.
Sexual assault victim speaks out
It was her first year of college. He was a football player. After her first party, she was drunk and
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Trumped
Donald Trump elected as next United States President
A divided America went out and voted Tuesday, Nov. 8, and each vote truly did count during this presidential election.
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President Bill Clinton comes to KSC
With only three weeks left of the election season, various first-time voters are torn. Choosing between the “lesser of two
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Chock Full O’ Notes sets the tone with a medley of performers
Beatboxing, classic hits and harmonious melodies filled the Mabel Brown Room this past weekend when five a cappella groups came
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Gun violence in the murder capital
Chicago homicide statistics shoot past Middle East
A deadly summer is coming to an end and the gun crisis is reaching a whole new level, yet
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Sibling carries on Student Body legacy
For KSC twins Bobby and Laura Graham, their personalities, goals and lifestyles could not be more different. The one thing
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The truth behind the Syrian refugee crisis
America is a melting pot; at least that is what I was taught. A melting pot that melds cultures, races,
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Results from the NH State Primary announced
The state of New Hampshire flocked the polls for the primaries this Tuesday, September 13. The first announcement was for
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Students Volunteer in Tennessee
Alternative Break group helps out at Children’s Hospital in Memphis
I have always been a firm believer that one person can make an impact. The significance of an Alternative Break
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Alternative Spring Break provides humbling experience
During Spring Break in college, it is common to hear about wild trips with friends to tropical places. While those
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Students pledge to donate hair for cancer patients
For many people, hair is something that helps defines personality, but for cancer patients, that part of their identity is
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Keene polls show substantial support for Bernie Sanders
Keene State College students flocked the polls Tuesday, Feb. 9, to exercise their civic responsibility and vote in their first
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Decade of Dominance
Women’s Swim & Dive team wins 10th straight LEC title
A decade of dominance has struck Keene State College. The KSC women’s swim and dive team won their tenth consecutive
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Chock full o’ cheer
Chock Full O’ Notes hosts second performance of semester
Many have heard of the concept of a cappella through movies like “Pitch Perfect,” but seldom take advantage of Keene
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