Honors program welcomes two new directors
With Phil Barker leaving at the end of the spring semester, the Morris-August Honors Program will now be led by
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Empty nest for ECAC tournament
With just six players and no substitutes, Keene State’s Women’s Basketball team played an entire game without rest, and still
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Keene State parking revenue surpasses $500K
Keene State has collected more than $500,000 in parking-related revenue since July 1, according to Director of Campus Safety and
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‘Heavy Metal’ performance creates a buzz
The Redfern Arts Center offered community members a taste of “heavy metal” on Wednesday, Feb. 25, but not in the
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Boucher gets 500th win
“I knew I had over 400 wins, but I didn’t know where I was,” said Keene State Women’s Basketball Head
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Project to repair railroad bridge has been delayed
The Ashuelot River Railroad Bridge repair project has been delayed, pushing back the expected timeline for closure, repairs and reopening,
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What students can do to stay healthy on campus in winter
With the end of the semester approaching and holiday travel on the horizon, Director of The Wellness Center Barbara Berthiaume
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Sharing successful strategies for finals prep
As students make their way back to campus and prepare to finish the last two weeks of the semester strong,
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Senators raise concerns over revisions to the Declaration of Major form
During the 548th meeting of the Senate of Keene State College, where revisions to the Declaration of Major form were
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Grounds crew repairs maintenance issues
Last year, The Equinox reported on the growing number of potholes around campus, student concerns and what Keene State College’s
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The Owl has left the nest
As all KSC students know, the college has a long-standing tradition of “clapping-in” each incoming first-year class as they walk
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KSC Senate reviews school rankings and academic reform efforts
Keene State College is seeing positive results from its academic reform efforts, with first-year retention increasing to 79.2% and four-year
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Ashuelot River Railroad bridge expected to be rebuilt by the city and Keene State
Last year, The Equinox reported the closure of the Martel Court Bridge, raising uncertainty about the safety of other bridges
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Creating a ‘third space’ in the science center garden
In the heart of the science center lies a garden tucked away from the business of everyday life, forgotten by
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A rainy weather forecast ahead
The first official weekend of fall is looking promising, with meteorologists forecasting a high near 78 degrees Friday through Sunday
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Checking back in with assembly
During the Tuesday, Sept. 9 meeting of the KSC Student Assembly, junior Amanda Rotigliano, speaker of the assembly, briefly explained
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A dry start to the semester for Keene State
As students begin to settle into their dorms for the fall, the lack of rain has left Keene and most
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‘Cover the Cruiser’ event sparks protest
Keene State’s Campus Safety recently hosted its annual Cover the Cruiser event, where students “graffiti” the campus patrol vehicle
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TeamDynamix flies under the radar
An inquiry by The Equinox about the silence of the carillon bell led to an unexpected discovery—the bell was not
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The Keene State carillon gets its ring back after silence
After a recent inquiry from The Equinox, facility services discovered and resolved an issue with the campus carillon bell, which
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Bridge repairs in limbo
With the recent closure of the Martel Court bridge, many cannot help but wonder if other bridges around campus will
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Martel Court bridge closed
The bridge connecting Martel Court to the Keene State Owl Stadium has officially closed after a year-long structural integrity
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A slice of home: Ramadan at Keene State
To most students, March is another month of the year, but to Muslim students like Rokeya Sarah, March overlaps
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Keene State makes headway on spring pothole repairs
As spring approaches and the snow and ice melt, students may notice an increased number of potholes found across
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Hootie’s weekend weather outlook
If you’ve been waiting for warm weather, the wait may be over soon. Meteorologists are forecasting a beautiful weekend
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From West Bengal to Keene
With new research grants, Professor of Biology Priyanka Roy Chowdhury continues to build community through the studying of the community
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