Vincent Moore Equinox Staff It’s become a popular talking point in right-wing media to ridicule the claims made by some
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Vincent Moore Equinox Staff The new year is bringing a new Interim Director of Campus Safety to Keene State College.
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Vincent Moore News Editor Despite facing many challenges over the past few years, the Keene State College Nursing Program has
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Vincent Moore News Editor After three months of discussion and debate, the Keene City Council has raised the age to
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Vincent Moore News Editor A brawl on Butler Court, a theft from a car parked in the Winchester lot, and
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Vincent Moore News Editor The usual calm, quiet atmosphere of Mason Library was disrupted by the flashing lights and blaring
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Keene Police Chief Steve Russo (pictured sitting at testimony table) at the Municipal Services, Facilities, and Infrastructure Committee’s Nov. 28
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Vincent Moore News Editor An unknown pungent odor led to The Commons building being evacuated early afternoon Monday, Nov. 12.
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Vincent Moore News Editor The Keene State College senate met for its 479th meeting Wednesday, Nov. 14 in the Mountainview
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Vincent Moore News Editor Ducks were floating idly in the shallow lakes that covered the soccer field, adjacent to the
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Vincent Moore News Editor The Keene City Council has begun the process of refining an ordinance to prohibit the possession
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Vincent Moore News Editor This midterm election season, there was a fervor among political campaigns to get young people out
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Vincent Moore News Editor About one out of every five college students exhibit symptoms of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) according
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Vincent Moore News Editor Following the Keene City Council’s October 4 meeting, city staff are drafting an ordinance which raises
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Vincent Moore News Editor During their September 26 meeting, the Municipal Services, Facilities and Infrastructure Committee voted three to one
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Vincent Moore News Editor The City of Keene just moved one step closer to raising the purchase and possession age
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Vincent Moore News Editor College students are hooked on hookup apps, at least according to a time.com article. The article
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Vincent Moore News Editor In an address to Congress just days after the 9/11 attacks, President George W. Bush declared
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Vincent Moore News Editor First-generation college graduate, Jeff Holeman, has been placed at the helm of Keene State College’s efforts
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Vincent Moore News Editor Keene State College has recently become a safer space for the freedom of speech, at least
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Vincent Moore News Editor Student users of both tobacco products and e-cigarettes who are also under the age of 21
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Vincent Moore News Editor A major collaboration is in the works between Keene State College and two other Monadnock Educational
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Vincent Moore News Editor Keene State Colleges free speech rating has gone from a “red light” to a “green light”
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Vincent Moore News Editor Students in Rhodes Hall were welcomed back to campus last week by two instances of the
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Keene State College Professor of Anthropology Rosemary Gianno will be retiring at the conclusion of the 2018 spring semester.  Gianno
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ plans to escalate the War on Drugs went up in smoke when it was announced that
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Keene State College students who want to present their academic work to campus as a whole are given a chance
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On Tuesday, April 3, an abridged version of Dr. Martin Luther King (MLK) Jr.’s final speech before his assassination was
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One of the many experiences that all Keene State College faculty, staff and students share is being forced to change
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On Wednesday, March 21, Professor of Sociology Therese Seibert presented “Homelessness in New Hampshire: More Than Meets The Eye.” “You
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Students who submitted their 2018-2019 FAFSA before the March 1 priority deadline have a chance to earn all the financial
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Opioid use has become so prevalent in this country that, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the
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Keene State College students may find applying for this year’s endowment scholarships easier than ever. On Monday, Feb. 5, the
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With college debt becoming a serious concern for many KSC students, some are looking at different ways to save money:
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KSC students with cars parked in the Winchester lot were advised last week to move their cars to higher ground
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The discussion about immigration and refugees is a central issue in the 2016 presidential race. We’ve all heard the arguments
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Safety is now a new utility for your smartphone with the new uSafeNH app. According to the description on the
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I’m going to come clean and say I don’t pay much attention to football; the only game I remember sitting
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  It’s surreal to think that after massive Islamic terrorist attacks in Paris and Nice that the next controversy in
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