On Monday, Dec. 1, at 7:38 p.m., Keene State students and faculty received a notification courtesy of the KSC’s Owl
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Diehard fans of Pixar films are likely to know the story behind A113, an easter egg tradition among the studio’s
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The KSC Community and Belonging Commission hosted a screening of “Language of America,” a documentary by filmmaker Ben Levine exploring
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The Celebration of Lights, a relatively recent annual event hosted by the KSC Office of Student Involvement, returned to the
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Revo Casino and Social House, Keene’s longstanding charitable casino, is going all in with plans to relocate from their current
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The KSC Theatre and Dance (TAD) Department’s musical production of “The Bridges of Madison County” received praise from audiences, as
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New Hampshire voters will select candidates for the upcoming midterm elections on Tuesday, Sept. 8, during the 2026 primary election.
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The KSC community knows Professor of Music Dr. Dan Carberg for his choral talents, where he has served since 2013
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Incumbent mayor Jay Kahn defeated perennial challenger Bradford “Bill” Hutchinson as the polls closed for the 2025 Keene Municipal General
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Keene Mutual Aid, a local grassroots volunteer organization dedicated to providing food, hygiene, harm reduction and camping supplies to community
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Chair of the Music Department and Associate Professor of Music Christina Wright-Ivanova has accepted a position as Chair of Performing
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President Donald Trump has once again caused an unprecedented embarrassment to our national image. His supporters are completely unbothered by
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Halloween is back for Keene, and the student community is excited. “It’s like that quote from [the 2004 Lindsay Lohan
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The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Board of Trustees (BOT) spent two days on campus to discuss and vote
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The ongoing effects of last summer’s budget cuts to the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) are forcing Keene State
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Artistically driven members of the KSC community had the chance to hear from renowned painter Angelina Gualdoni, who visited the
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University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Chancellor Cathy Provencher held back-to-back listening sessions with KSC staff and faculty to discuss
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Following the assasination of conservative podcaster, author, public speaker and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk on Wednesday, Sept. 10,
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Live music, good food and positive energy are the driving factors behind The Perch, Keene’s newest burrito hub and bar,
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Sensitive New Hampshire voter registration data, including driver’s license numbers, the last four digits of Social Security numbers and birthdates
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Two KSC faculty members discussed their experiences as Fulbright Scholarship recipients during a Faculty Research Roundtable event in the L.P.
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The Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery hosted a dual opening for two art exhibits, marking the first opening of the fall ‘25
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Conservative podcaster, author, public speaker and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while holding a public
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The decision to resign as president of Keene State College was bittersweet and not made lightly, according to Melinda Treadwell,
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The Social Activities Council (SAC) debuted a first-of-its-kind Fall Festival on Friday, Sept. 12 on the Fiske Quad, featuring a
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Chock Full O’ Notes (CFON), Keene State College’s long-running a cappella group hosted auditions in an effort to welcome members
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  What do Dick Cheney, Mother Teresa, Bill Cosby, Fred Rogers, Martin Luther King Jr and Henry Kissinger have in
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Nearly 30 years after Adam Sandler first brought audiences to their “happy place” with the 1996 golf comedy “Happy Gilmore,”
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For the 67th year in a row, the Monadnock Area Artists Association (MAAA) kicked off Labor Day weekend by hosting
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Main Street’s historic Colonial Performing Arts Center is gearing up for a variety of live performances at its main theater
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An overall rise in both first-year admissions and submitted applications are being seen at Keene State College, signaling a potentially
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  Peg Richmond’s recent retirement as director of admissions left a hole in the heart of the admissions office, with
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Since the fall semester, concerns about the future of KSC’s Carroll House Art Gallery have been troubling members of the
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Keene Pride is seeking signatures for a petition to the Keene City Council that intends to encourage the city to
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The KSC Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission and the Global Cultural Club (GCC) joined forces to host Owls Around the
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Keene State Media Productions (KSMP) hosted the Finals Film Festival, a short film contest open to all students regardless of
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  The Carroll House Gallery’s final event of the semester, an exhibition of color-focused student art opened on Thursday, April
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  The KSC Concert Band performed the world premiere of Matthew Kennedy’s “Symphony No. 3: Death is Nothing at All”
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The KSC Sexual Violence Prevention Coordination Team held an awareness walk and candle light vigil that looped around campus and
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  As part of an ongoing effort by President Donald Trump’s administration to erode policies related to Diversity, Equity and
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  Keene State College’s motto, “enter to learn, go forth to serve,” is plastered across campus from the Main Street
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  The Social Activities Council’s (SAC) annual Block Party was moved from its originally slated location on the Student Center
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  For those of you who are looking for your next binge-worthy series, I have a suggestion. It’s a show
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  Artists Shouldn’t Starve, a new club awaiting formal approval to official status, hosted its second workshop of a number
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With the exception of graduating seniors, KSC’s residence halls and apartments will be closing on Friday, May 9. For many
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Student organizations across campus are facing budget cuts that many expect to create significant hardships for their operations, including the
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  An estimated 1,500 protesters and demonstrators convened at Central Square in Keene to voice their opposition to President Donald
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  Actress, stand-up comedian and Emmy award nominee Leslie Jones performed live comedy for a nearly full house at Keene’s
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  Students from Holocaust and Genocide Studies Department Chair Ashley Greene’s Introduction to Holocaust and Genocide Studies class worked with
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  Recent reporting by The Equinox took a look at why Keene State College is the only school under the
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