After a successful first batch, Keene State Athletics and West LA Beer Company of Swanzey are releasing a second batch
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Eight faculty members were approved for the Career Transition Incentive (CTI) program. The Equinox previously reported in Feb. 2024, the
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Tim Bruns Managing Executive Editor Nathan Hope News Editor   All-time Boston Marathon winner Clarence DeMar helped found the Keene
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Zoom is here to stay going into the fall 2024 semester, but it will be phased out and replaced by
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Nearing the end of his sophomore year and second track and field season, Jonathan DeAguiar continues to work towards leaving
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When walking on the pathway near Spaulding Gymnasium and the Media Arts Center, students may have noticed a giant hole
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On a list of all my favorite music albums to ever be made, Radiohead more than likely has a handful
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After a successful and rocky start to the first-ever season of the newly established esports teams, players stayed resilient and
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Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) is expected to pause all activities on and off campus. A memo sent to the Lambda
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The electrical heater in Owl’s Nest 1 is what caused an electrical fire to occur on Monday, April 1 in
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Last week’s snowstorm on the night of April 3 and the morning of April 4 did not come without consequence.
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As technology advances – so do the scam artists. That is why the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Enterprise
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Dimitri Roger, known by his stage name Rich the Kid, could very well turn KSC into a “Carnival” after being
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An electrical fire that broke out in Owls Nest 1 caused one resident to be relocated. According to an email
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April is Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Awareness Month and a local organization in the region has some events planned
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When students walk around campus either to classes, to get food or back to their dorms, they might not always
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A search for a new Head Coach for the men’s basketball team is currently underway.  Following the end of the
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A search for a new endowed position within the Holocaust and Genocide Studies (HGS) program is underway. Chair of the
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Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs James Beeby is saying goodbye to the Keene State community. In an email
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The Keene State College Community Standards Office found the men’s rugby club team responsible for hazing and alcohol violations, following
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Despite being recognized officially by Keene State, in the eyes of the national organization the Delta Tau Delta chapter is
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Keene State’s plumbing could end up being put to the test, with reports of an uptick in norovirus cases throughout
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The Owls picked up one win and two losses across the three titles last week. The Esports Rocket League squad
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Keene State College executive officers received a lump sum payment of a combined $197,161 through the at-risk pay’ program in
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The city and the college look to bolster its relationship by forming a new city college commission.  Historically, this commission
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 A bill is making its way through the New Hampshire State Senate that would give students more of a voice
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Keene State’s newly formed Esports team played its first three games, with one being the first win for the Owls.
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Following the disbandment of Delta Xi Phi (DXP), a new sorority could be in the making. According to Jessica Gagne
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A microwavable mac and cheese cup without water caused smoke to enter the halls of the second floor of Pondside
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Keene State plans to roll out a new retirement plan for Keene State College Education Association (KSCEA) tenure track and
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The famous groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, predicted it will be an early spring this year, according to NPR.  However, this does
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A former Keene State College student was sentenced to three years probation and received a $500 fine in Federal Court,
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Now that the spring semester is in full swing, that also includes Keene State’s newest edition to the athletics program.
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Students who pop into the Night Owl Café to get their nightly popcorn may notice the machine looks slightly different. 
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With a desire to bring together different departments across campus, Kate Witte, the new Keene State Sustainability Coordinator, thinks sustainability
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The heater for the pool in Spaulding Gymnasium is still broken.  Previously, The Equinox reported in December 2023, that there
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Donald Trump and Joe Biden secure victories in the New Hampshire primary elections The N.H. primary races were called on
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With colder weather already here, COVID-19 cases can make a slight comeback.  Locally, copies of the virus found in wastewater
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Keene State could see another rise in the number of Owls walking around campus at the start of the fall
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While the sororities at KSC might not have had an official rush week this fall semester, members were still at
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The former New Jersey Governor visited Keene State College following the fourth Republican Presidential Debate in Alabama. Christie spent his
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In 28-degree and windy weather, a group of 20 students stood at Oya Hill holding a vigil for Palestinian lives
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Light filled Appian Way this past Thursday, Nov. 30, not just from the lamp posts. Students, faculty and staff made
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With the University System of New Hampshire’s contract with Zoom ending in the summer of 2024, a proposal is being
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Ahead of a spring 2024 semester launch of Keene State’s esports program, a head coach was officially announced in an
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The University System of New Hampshire recently submitted a legislative services request to allow for student trustees from each school
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The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Board of Trustees voted to not increase the tuition of USNH schools for
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Through a yearly food license inspection, the Zorn Dining Commons (DC) received a score of 86 out of 100 possible
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For the first time since 2011, the “crappy punk rock” band from Poway, California released an album with guitarist/vocalist Tom
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The City of Keene has elected someone new to be the head of the Elm City.  During the Tuesday, Oct.
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