‘Hey Jude’ and the top of Lollipop Loop
Paige Mills competes in Bandera 100k over winter break
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor One hundred kilometers, 62 miles, 328,084 feet. That is the distance cross country head
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Sara Juli presents ‘Burnt-Out Wife’
Sara Juli brings comedic dance show to the Redfern
Tom benoit arts and entertainment editor Sara Juli brought her comedy and dance show ‘Burnt-Out Wife’ to the Keene State
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MOVING FORWARD / LOOKING BACKWARD
On Wednesday, February 17, Keene State College music faculty Dr. Christina Wright-Ivanova, in collaboration with HUB New Music and Ashley
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Faculty write letter to President Treadwell regarding March 16 incident
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor In response to the March 16, 2020 arrest of Keene State students Ndeye
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THE SHOW MUST GO ON
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Despite the delay in the semester, Keene State College’s Theater and Dance Department’s
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Controversial sex-ed advice
The Wellness Center releases COVID-friendly sex suggestions
COVID can be hard, however, according to The Wellness Center, sex doesn’t have to be. Between October 26 and October
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KRISTALLNACHT
The Keene community remembers The Night of Broken Glass
On the night of November 9, 1938, German stormtroopers as well as German civilians carried out a pogrom against
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Turf gets put to the test
June turf evaluation results show below average playing surface
Claire Boughton Tom Benoit
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‘Garden of Riches’ opens at Carroll House
New art gallery curated by Good Naked comes to the Carroll House Gallery
“Garden of Riches,” a new art gallery, has opened at the Carroll House Gallery. The gallery exhibits artwork from professional
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‘An Evening of Life and Hope’
Cohen Center and music department co-hosts evening of music
‘An Evening of Life and Hope’ was hosted in collaboration with the Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and
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Ann Kuster wins U.S. Representative for New Hampshire 2nd Congressional District seat
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Democratic Representative incumbent Ann Kuster has won her second congressional race. This is Kuster’s
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Joe Biden wins New Hampshire
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Former Vice-President Joe Biden is predicted to win the New Hampshire electoral vote.
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Cheshire County’s incumbent Democratic sheriff candidate goes for fifth term
“I’ve always believed in running a positive campaign,” said Eli Rivera, the democratic incumbent candidate for Cheshire County Sheriff. Rivera
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Artist Jaqueline Cedar lectures to art students
Brooklyn-based artist Jaqueline Cedar gave a lecture to KSC art professor Emily Lambert’s beginning painting class, on October 20. During
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Everything can change
Competitions canceled after three student-athletes test positive
Claire Boughton
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Cheshire County’s Satanist, Republican sheriff nominee is focused on ‘policing the police’
Trans. Satanist. Anarchist. Those three words are how Aria DiMezzo, the Republican nominee for sheriff in Cheshire County described herself.
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Softball celebrates past decades in the ‘Homage to Alumni’ scrimmage
The Keene State College softball team wrapped up its fall portion of the season with a ‘Homage to Alumni’ scrimmage
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Student artist to release album
“I chose the name Blargg because it’s originally the name of a character from Super Mario World,” says sophomore Aran
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President Treadwell’s holiday card challenge
The Keene State art and design departments have begun accepting submissions for President Treadwell’s Holiday Card Challenge. According to an
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New Cohen Center director debuts on campus
Peter McBride, the new director of the Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide studies, has joined the on-campus Keene State
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KSC hears from last surviving prosecutor of Nuremburg Trials
Does the rule of law still matter? That was the central question of a lecture put on by the Cohen
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William Shatner speaks to Keene students
William Shatner talks the film industry to Keene film students
“Stop being so serious,” is how actor William Shatner prefaced a webinar given to students on Monday, September 14. Shatner,
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Redfern artistic directors named
Christopher Swist and Jeannie-Marie Brown, the two new artistic co-directors of the Redfern appear in front of the Redfern Arts Center.
The Redfern Arts Center named Christopher Swist and Jeannie-Marie Brown the co-artistic directors after the recent departure of former director
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Tony Awards predictions
Due to the abbreviated 2019-2020 Broadway season, the 74th Tony Awards had to be postponed. Despite this, the awards were
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A YEAR IN REVIEW
This year has truly been an unprecedented one. This is the case for not only the school but also the
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‘SUSPIRIA MOVIE REVIEW’
“Suspiria” is a 2018 movie directed by Luca Guadagnino, who is known for “Call Me By Your Name” and his
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ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME: CRYSTAL BLAMY
“I was ecstatic,” said Crystal Blamy (Class of 2008), one of this year’s Keene State College Athletic Hall of Famers.
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FILM CLASSES GO ONLINE
With the cancellation of all in-person classes for the remainder of the semester, many programs that are more hands-on and
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NATIONAL POETRY MONTH: JEFF FRIEDMAN
Friedman’s tongue-in-cheek explaination of how he wrote a poem
As part of The Equinox’s National Poetry Month celebration, Keene State College English professor Jeff Friedman has provided his poem
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CATEGORY IS…RIGOR MORRIS
Last week on Rupaul’s Drag Race, we watched the queens perform the annual Snatch Game. Gigi Goode won by impersonating
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Movies To Watch While Social Distancing
Let’s face it, social distancing can be hard. The urge to visit friends has probably never been stronger and staying
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SWIM TEAM WELCOMES NEW RECRUITS
The Keene State men’s and women’s swim and dive teams recently welcomed 14 new recruits to their teams. Thirteen of
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LUNCH WITH THE ARTS: JONATHAN GITELSON
With the cancellation of all on-campus events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lunch with the Arts series, a
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DANCE DEPARTMENT RESPONDS TO COVID CANCELLATIONS
With the cancellation of all remaining theater and dance performances at Keene State College, the dance department had to cancel
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CATEGORY IS…ROBBERY
Last week, we saw Dahlia Sin sashay away without saying a word to the other queens or the judges, as
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT HOLDS 19TH ANNUAL FACULTY COMPOSERS CONCERT
The 19th Annual Faculty Composers Recital was held on March 11 at the Alumni Recital Hall in the Redfern Arts
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Professor Lynn Richardson gives lecture about art
As part of the Lunch with the Arts lecture series, the Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery hosted faculty artist Lynn Richardson to
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Three-minute fiction slam
Faculty and staff compete with their stories
On Wednesday, March 4, the Mason Libraryhosted The New Hampshire Writers’ Project Three-Minute Fiction Slam semi-finals, sponsored by the library
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Faculty member shares research with students
“Going wherever the flow of the journey , there were no deadlines and a lot of drifting,” said Professor
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Music faculty brings new music to Keene
Piano professor celebrates Czech culture
“When I talked to the marketing team, they asked me to give three words that would be the most descriptive,
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Concert band strikes a chord
Thursday, February 20, members of the Keene State Concert Band performed a concert in the Redfern Arts Center, conducted by Dr. John T. Hart Jr.
“The majority culture doesn’t have a monopoly on what constitutes good music,” Dr. John Hart Jr., conductor of
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Donating blood to help thousands
“There’s definitely always a need for it and it can make someone’s life better and help someone,” Gretchen Comerford who
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Greek life recruitment week
Recruitment for the Greek community is in full swing
“The whole idea of recruitment is for people who are thinking about joining a Greek Letter organization to just come
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Students register to vote and discuss important voting issues
“There’s a lot at stake in this election that will directly affect our generation and our futures,” said first-year student
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As You Like it
Redfern Arts Center showcases the musical 'As You Like It'
“It’s a joyous romp,” said director Jeannie-Marie Brown of the theatre and dance department’s production of William Shakespeare’s “As You
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Holding behavior accountable
KSC student creates a petition to address inappropriate faculty behavior
If you are part of the class of 2021 Facebook group, you might have noticed a petition going around titled
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Showing pride
KSC Pride Club put on ‘Pride Prom’ and offered a safe space for the LGBTQ community
Tom Benoit Equinox Staff “At Pride Prom, a lot of those rules and expectations are removed,” said Hunter Kirschner the
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