Friday, May 1, was Labor Day (Tag der Arbeit) in Germany. Similar to our American understanding of the holiday, many
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The ‘Master of Fear’ left his office in 1989 and it has since been preserved for the public to see
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As the global economy starts grinding to a halt, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) seems keen on making sure
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New Hampshire’s House of Representatives is looking to confirm whether college students know basic civics, or what Free-Staters think civics
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The week before Easter weekend was spring break for the international students in the FU-Best program. Before the Easter festivities,
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Spring has sprung here in Deutschland; the sun is out more and it is actually reasonably warm for a change.
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In true regime fashion, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth breaks out the big guns against ‘wokeness,’ one day before the
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte seems to have found herself in a bit of a conundrum. She rode the MAGA wave to
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After two weeks of cold and darkness, the sun has finally returned to Berlin. With the warming weather for February,
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When I last left you folks, I was in a hostel waiting to move in with my assigned homestay family.
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It is Wednesday, Jan. 28, a frigid and sunny day in Boston as I prepare for my semester abroad in
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Empires rise and fall throughout history: the Romans, the Mongols, the British and now, the Americans. It was a good
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As KSC begins its spring semester, the college is missing some familiar faces from both faculty and staff as a
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While it seemed like dinner as usual on the first floor of the Zorn Dining Commons (DC), just upstairs was
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In recent weeks students, faculty and staff have been working through the most recent impacts of cuts resulting from New
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After the results of club elections, the new e-board of KSC Film Society was ushered in by junior and President
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That’s the game folks; it was great for the fleeting moment U.S. Senate Democrats had an inkling, dare I say,
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The Redfern Arts Center got a dose of Latin rhythm on Nov. 12 with “Tangos, Fandangos, and Boleros” led by
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Sunday was a night filled with family and friends coming together to celebrate two student musicians and their musical accomplishments.
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The KSC Film Society canceled the showing of the film, “The Visitor,” over safety concerns and rumored student displeasure with
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Prior to the Oct. 17 announcement of Plymouth State University (PSU) President Donald Birx being appointed interim president of KSC,
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Corey Lewandowski, political analyst, former campaign manager and current senior advisor to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has been
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WKNH had to cancel its recent Grillin’ and Chillin’ event because of inclement weather, but it is not the only
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Throughout this week students and local members of the Keene community can visit Carroll House to see panels of the
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The local Keene community wanted to see how full they could make Fuller Park on Saturday, Sept. 27, for the
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It may not have been Saturday night, but the crowd was still as oiled as a diesel train when Splatter
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According to recent reporting by WMUR, New Hampshire is currently the only New England state not to join the regional
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New documents and information about the resignation of former math teacher at Fall Mountain Regional High School (FMRHS), Richard “Rick”
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The house was a-rockin’ and the people came a-knockin’ when Blowflies and Stagnox took the stage at Nova Arts on
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National Guard troops stationed in Washington, D.C. will be carrying their service weapons going forward, according to an August 24
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In the team’s season opener, Keene State Field Hockey beat Rivier University 7-2 on Friday, Aug. 29. The victory marked
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The student composers recital opened with a piano playing itself and a musician reflecting. On Sunday, May 4, student composers
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Following previous Equinox reporting published April 10, an inquiry was made regarding the sudden increase in funding requests KSC Student
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  Coming all the way from Puglia, Italy, Dr. Francesco Mastromatteo held a two-day series of workshops with music majors,
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A young Vermonter gave the audience some groove in the Alumni Recital Hall with a recital featuring Afro-Cuban music, classical
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  Pope Francis died on the morning of April 21, Easter Monday, according to a press release from the Vatican
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  The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) has been reeling from the recent passing of the N.H. House of
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Recently, former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu announced his interest in running for the seat of retiring U.S. Senator Jeanne
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  KSC Jazz Combos rocked the Alumni Recital Hall in the Redfern Arts Center on Friday, March 28, playing pieces
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  On Monday, March 24, Norwich University Assistant Professor of Communications and Advisor to student-run newspaper The Guidon Shane Graber
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  The Alumni Recital Hall at the Redfern Arts Center was bustling with students and locals on March 12 for
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On March 11, Keene School District (SAU29) had its first election since the passage of HB 1569 by the New
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  Keene’s park in Central Square was packed with nearly 450 protesters for International Women’s Day, with people from all
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  At 2:40 p.m., there was an automatic fire alarm call to the Redfern Arts Center, according to fire mutual
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  Maggie Goodlander, representative for New Hampshire’s second congressional district, fielded questions from the public during an overflowing town hall
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The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) is facing a multi-million dollar shortfall in this year’s budget. The University of
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  On Friday, Feb. 21, the band Splatter played at Birdies on Main Street in Keene. After the performance, Entertainment
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As part of her proposed budget, Gov. Kelly Ayotte has requested a moratorium on new landfill projects for one year,
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   In his initial flurry of executive orders, President Donald Trump has frozen all future National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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