The Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) at Keene State works throughout each semester to educate students on how to
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Keene State boasts a lucrative campus full of lush fields, brick buildings and colorful posters and art created by the
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  The use of marijuana across the United States is something that has divided people for years. Many hold tight
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Every person who decides to pursue a college degree will inevitably have to face the day when they adorn themselves
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A swirl of emotions lingered through the air of the L.P. Young Student Center as KSC’s Class of 2026 filtered
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Those passing by the L.P. Young Student Center this past Wednesday, April 15, were greeted by a huddle of fluffy,
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We used to be a nation where a mere misdemeanor charge on a record or a single instance of cannabis
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As the spring semester starts to face its final heartbeats, students across campus have been meeting with their advisors and
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A spring sun shone among the ringing of the hourly bell as U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen and her team made
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Keene State offers many food options for hungry students in need of fuel. If students are craving some crispy chicken
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Keene State boasts a number of clubs and student organizations that attract individuals from a diverse student body to engage
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Among the core foundational precedents that make the United States the country that it is today, there are few more
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There are many aspects of a person’s life that affect their ability to go to college. The simplest thing many
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Keene State boasts a number of things that may attract potential students. One is its location–in the heart of downtown
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As a young child, I always accepted what I learned in school to be fact. My parents solidified this every
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a tool that is rapidly working its way to becoming commonplace in society. Whether used at
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On Feb. 19, Cooperative Action Monadnock (CAM) partnered with Keene-based café Brewbakers to host the first of their “What Can
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The L.P. Young Student Center is an ever-bustling place. Students, faculty and campus visitors filter in and out seeking frothy
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The fourteenth of February sparks an image of bouquets of flowers in hand, heart-shaped chocolate boxes, the sprinkles on sugar
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The political climate of our country is something that always occupies the news. News outlets with different biases, different motives
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There are a multitude of things that attract students to attend Keene State. The campus community, the 40+ majors offered
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As this year’s winter break fades into memory, students are now faced with a new semester and new classes. Many
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The buttery scent of freshly popped corn and the echoes of a soprano timbre swirled through the air of the
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It is no secret that since the second industrial revolution shifted our society to function around technology, mass production and
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There is some jarring news to share with anyone who has studied in the Mason Library since the start of
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An array of soft fabrics glided across the hands of KSC students who filtered in and out of the L.P.
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During this time of year, as the earliest flurries of snow begin swirling through the crisp winter air, college students
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An echo of cards smacking down on tables joined the glitters of a disco ball in dancing around the walls
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A harmony of strings, brass and woodwinds echoed off the walls and danced through the ears of those who attended
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Capri-Suns, M&M’s and popcorn melted in the mouths of those who attended the environmental and sustainability studies club’s viewing of
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The Make-A-Wish Club at Keene State College is dedicated to lighting up the lives of children who struggle with illness.
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Chair of Modern Language and Cultures and Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies Lisa DiGiovanni has been studying violence and
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Pawns have fallen as the Keene State chess club makes their opening gambit for the academic year. The club meets
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The Environmental and Sustainability Studies Club (ESSC) hosted Native Seed Harvesting in the Science Center on Tuesday, Sept. 16. Native
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Coming off a national tour, Sasha Davis has officially launched his third book, “Replace the State: How to Change the
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The New England Patriots fell 20-13 against the Las Vegas Raiders in the team’s home opener for the season. Morale
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