The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Board of Trustees (BOT) spent two days on campus to discuss and vote
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The KSC Student Assembly meeting held on October 21 served as former KSC President Melinda Treadwell’s final farewell and offered
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Magnus Hirschfeld, a German physicist, sexologist and LGBTQ+ advocate was the center of discussion during a Cohen Institute-sponsored webinar, held
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Keene State’s Fiske Quad once again hosted the Walk to End Alzheimer’s opening ceremony and starting line, covered with a
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Capri-Suns, M&M’s and popcorn melted in the mouths of those who attended the environmental and sustainability studies club’s viewing of
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What’s your favorite scary movie? If your answer to that question is the 2000 Wayans Brothers’ production “Scary Movie,” the
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Local residents held several No Kings protests across the Monadnock Region Saturday in a show of civic action as similar
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A mist of uncertainty hung over the state’s food pantries when Elsy Cipriani toured them this summer. Congress had just
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Dartmouth College has rejected a compact with the Trump administration, saying it will not trade academic freedom for preferential access
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“Your lack of leadership and ability to work in alignment with the University’s direction for the Student Media Plan is
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Let me address the elephant in the room. No, the world didn’t end, but Amazon Web Services (AWS) which saw
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Hanover’s Dartmouth College has joined a growing list of high-profile institutions of higher education to reject President Donald Trump’s “Compact
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The Theatre and Dance Department (TAD) held a screening of “Dances on Film” on Friday, Oct. 25, at 7:30 p.m.
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WKNH embraced the Halloween spirit last week by hosting Haunted by Helixx and Dead By Dawn, a special concert that
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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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After a long-anticipated off-season of excitement, the men’s and women’s ice hockey seasons are officially underway. Months of off-season work
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Keene State College’s now former President Melinda Treadwell served her final day as the institution’s president on Oct 24.The former
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Rhode Island College (RIC) earned a commanding 3–0 victory over Keene State Volleyball in Little East Conference (LEC) action on
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  Following budget cuts, the Mason Library has terminated its subscription to the Web of Science research database, said Celia
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For the upcoming academic year, the Keene.edu website is going to be receiving an overhaul in terms of visual design
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President Donald Trump issued another extension to allow TikTok’s China-based parent company, ByteDance, an additional 75 days to find a
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Nearly 30 years after Adam Sandler first brought audiences to their “happy place” with the 1996 golf comedy “Happy Gilmore,”
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I sat in the packed theater, the only adult not accompanied by a child, waiting for the film to begin. 
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  If you’re anything like me, nothing signals a soulless, uninspired Hollywood cash-grab quite like the term “re-make”. These days it
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Lovejoy, an indie-rock band that has only released three EPs since their start in 2021, has recently released their debut
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10 years ago, Weezer took “the conversation” off repeat – and skipped to an oft-forgotten gem in a prolific and
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Alex Warren, a viral music sensation, released his first album on July 18, 2025. While this album is mostly composed
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Multimedia Director Jakob Hall spoke with organizers of the annual Earth Day event at KSC to find out what it
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