The presence of the stage on the Fiske Quad signified to Owls that the end of the spring semester was
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As the weather outside continues to get colder, and with winter break around the corner, it is clear that finals
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As the second week of October begins, so too does the midpoint of the fall semester. Around this time of
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Students are preparing for finals and the end of the spring semester, as well as the upcoming academic year. As
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The Spring Academic Showcase featured student presentations on everything from COVID-19 affecting pregnancies to shark attacks in the Mabel Brown
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Moxy the therapy dog came to help students relax thanks to Keene State College’s Office of Student Diversity, Equity and
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Potential employers and internship opportunities greeted students in the student center throughout the past week. Beginning on Tuesday, April 4,
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As part of the annual Etiquette Dinner, Keene State students engaged in a four course meal, intended to teach proper
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Multiple Keene State College students and faculty members spent their Spring Break traveling from New Hampshire to Alabama and exploring
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At the midpoint of each week in Rhodes Hall’s Crowley Conference Room, Dr. Jeanelle Boyer offers students the opportunity for
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While students are looking forward to their plans for Spring Break, they must first complete their work for the semester
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Keene State College’s Eco Reps collaborated with the class of 2026 to provide students with Hootie-shaped sugar cookies and a
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A skunk, a squirrel, and a possum: three taxidermied animals greeted the group of 12 gathered by the tables in
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The Social Activities Council (SAC) used this week to further develop their plans for the upcoming Spring Fest. They decided
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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, but that doesn’t mean love is necessarily in the air. Despite its intentions
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On Friday, Feb. 3, a new national record was set for the lowest windchill recorded in New Hampshire. The feat
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On Feb. 12, the Super Bowl will celebrate its fifty-seventh (LVII) iteration with a championship game between the Kansas City
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From Exhausted to Refreshed, Keene State College Students Return to Campus It’s been more than two weeks since the students
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Kappa Delta Pi, the international honors society for education, hosted a cookie decorating event in the student center. Students were
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Finals week will begin the week of Dec. 12 and students are beginning to feel it. Sophomore Shyann Seymour said
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Psi Chi, the international honors society of psychology, hosted a paint night in the Night Owl Café. This past Wednesday
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The Wellness Center hosted a COVID-19 booster clinic in the Madison Street Lounge last week. The clinic offered boosters to
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Ed Winters, an English influencer, came to Keene State to host an event titled  “The Climate Crisis: Facing up to
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Nothing says return to campus like the first Third-Thursday Bingo of the semester.  Student Involvement hosted a sports-themed edition of
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