Keene State Professor Brinda Charry has been receiving national attention for her latest novel, Hocus Pocus, released on Aug. 11.
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On Aug. 26, a series of flash floods impacted areas around the Nepal-Tibet border, resulting in mass destruction, entire communities
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According to InDepthNH, three Keene residents were taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement a few weeks ago,
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A house bill was introduced on Jan. 7, 2026, that would prohibit public colleges and universities in New Hampshire from
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May 1 served as International Workers’ Day, an opportunity for the labor movement to hold protests nationwide against the current
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The student assembly held a meeting on Tuesday, April 21, where junior Speaker Amanda Rotigliano said that she and Jen
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On Nov. 18, 2025, 25 faculty and staff reductions occurred at Keene State. 17 individuals were affected and eight vacant
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April 14 served as the student assembly’s yearly budget meeting, where first-year treasurer Karen Cisneros gave a presentation regarding the
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Elections for Keene State’s student government, student assembly and class positions will open on April 15. Petitions were open from
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Keene State hosted the Democracy Defense Project (DDP) on April 1, where former Ambassador Dick Swett, former House of Representatives
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The March 24 student assembly meeting featured sophomore Matthew Ash, a Student Trustee of the University System of New Hampshire’s
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March 28 served as the third national No Kings protest day. Across the country, millions of Americans took to the
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The KSC Senate held a meeting on March 11, where the College-Wide Academic Program Committee (CAP) shared that it continued
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Keene State’s student assembly held their final meeting before spring break on March 10, featuring recently appointed Provost of KSC
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Keene State’s Cheshire Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL) program was put on hold this spring, partially as a result of
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Keene State College’s free on-campus thrift store, The Thrifty Owl, is located on the first floor of the Elliot Center.
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The Student Assembly held a meeting on Feb. 24, its second to last meeting before spring break. The meeting featured
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March 1 marked the start of Women’s History Month, a time designated for honoring women’s contributions and efforts throughout American
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Keene State College has been no exception to state-issued rollbacks on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives as a result
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The Keene State Senate held a meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 11 in the Mountain View room of the L.P. Young
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On Jan. 24 in Minneapolis, U.S. citizen Alex Pretti was fatally shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents Jesus
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Jan. 27 served as the KSC Student Assembly’s first meeting post winter break. At the meeting, first-year treasurer Karen Cisneros
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Members of Keene State College’s cabinet, as well as University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Chancellor Cathy Provencher hosted a
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Twenty-five staff reductions occurred at Keene State on Nov. 18. Of these reductions, seventeen individuals were affected, and eight previously
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Thirteen vehicles parked in the Winchester Lot were broken into. Of those vehicles, 12 were left unlocked, and one was
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Keene State College’s Interim President Donald Birx, who also serves Plymouth State’s campus, made an appearance at the student assembly
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Patrick Friley, the previous director of dining services, has departed from Keene State. Bobbie Walker, the regional director of operations
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The KSC Student Assembly meeting on November 4 featured guest speaker Bobbie Walker, the regional director of operations at Chartwells.
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November 1 marked the beginning of Native American Heritage Month, celebrated nationwide, including right here on Keene State’s campus. Nina
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The KSC Student Assembly meeting held on October 21 served as former KSC President Melinda Treadwell’s final farewell and offered
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The KSC Student Assembly meeting on October 7 was short, but Speaker Amanda Rotigliano shared important information regarding the next
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The annual Keene Pumpkin Festival that took place on October 18 was a family-friendly, collaborative event with dozens of vendors
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Recently, $1 million in delayed funds to higher education institutions based in New Hampshire were set to be restored. Congresswoman
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This week, on September 23, the KSC Student Assembly held its second meeting of the semester, with guest speakers Patrick
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Joslin House previously functioned as an additional building on campus for Keene State students to attend classes. As of July
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Keene State has welcomed new additions to the construction and safety programs this academic year: Daniel Perrucci and Michael Behm.
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Despite recent attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) around the nation, efforts continue to make Keene State College a
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