KSC plans to cut staff, cut from programs as deficit increases to 14 million
Enhanced Separation Agreements. $14-million deficit. Faculty-line reductions. Low-enrolled majors. What does it all mean? Enhanced Separation Agreements An Enhanced
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Senior presents his Directing II project
Tom Benoit News Editor Jean-Michael Pion presented his Directing II project, “4.48 Psychosis.” “4.48 Psychosis” is a play by British
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Bridgewater State University will be joining the Swimming and Diving Little East Conference. President
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor After COVID-19 cases have gone down significantly, President Melinda Treadwell has made the decision
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Defund the Police rally held at Central Square
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor A rally calling for the defunding of the police was held at Keene’s Central
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Due to the new restrictions put in place because of the increase in on-campus
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Keene State College held the 2021 Academic Excellence Conference on Saturday, May 8. The event’s purpose is to bring together
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor After nearly 35 years at Keene State College, an Owl is leaving the nest.
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Music department holds abbreviated guitar performance
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The Keene State College music department presented an abbreviated guitar concert on Wednesday, April
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Keene State College’s Greek community competes for Greek Week
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Tom Benoit A&E Editor On April 21, 2021, the Keene State College student body received an email from Campus Safety
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor In a rainy game, the Keene State College field hockey team took on the
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David Dorfman presents behind-the-scenes look of performance
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor David Dorfman Dance, a dance company based out of New York City, gave the
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment The Keene State College field hockey team returned to New England College in Henniker, New
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Directing student presents play about remembrance
Tom Benoit Arts and entertainment editor Junior directing student Amanda Smith directed “The Chairs” by absurdist playwright Eugène Ionesco as
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Love, teenage pregnancy and murder. Those themes are present in the play “Tuesdays and
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Break the stigma with Keene State College’s Wellness Center
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor “What were you wearing?” is a gallery-style showing that exhibits what people were wearing
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WLAX take out Eastern Warriors 20-7
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The Keene State College’s women’s lacrosse team took on Eastern Connecticut College in Mansfield,
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The Keene State College field hockey team defeated New England College in Henniker, New
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Keene State College’s art and design department will host guest printmaker Sophie Isaak, a
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Student express themselves through choreography
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor When the prompt is “anything,” truly creative works can emerge. In professor Molly Lynch’s
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The student-led cast and crew of “The Last Five Years” received recognition from the
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Three Keene State College faculty members, Craig Sylvern, Jo Dery and Cynthia McLaughlin will
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Philosophy and communications professor Dr. Sander Lee will give a presentation on Elia Kazan
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The Keene State College field hockey team took on the Franklin Pierce Ravens, a
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Owls lose to Colonials with final score of 5-13
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The Keene State women’s lacrosse team took on the Western Connecticut State University Colonials
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor It has been 503 days since the Keene State College field hockey team played
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor The meeting began with first-year Joshua Bailey presenting his new idea for a club,
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Matt Holderman and Tyler daRosa host their own sports podcast
Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor From an LLC fire alarm to a podcast, seniors Tyler daRosa and Matt Holderman
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Keene State College’s lacrosse teams will not be playing any home games this semester
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Music department club introduces students to the world of music education
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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 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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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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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor In response to the March 16, 2020 arrest of Keene State students Ndeye
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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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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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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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June turf evaluation results show below average playing surface
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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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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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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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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Former Vice-President Joe Biden is predicted to win the New Hampshire electoral vote.
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“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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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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Competitions canceled after three student-athletes test positive
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