Recently, people have taken note of the trees that are blossoming on Keene State’s campus and the different smells that
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The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) schools face a state budget cut that could range from Gov. Ayotte’s proposed
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Keene Pride is seeking signatures for a petition to the Keene City Council that intends to encourage the city to
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With the end of the year on the doorstep, students in capstone classes find themselves finishing up their year’s or
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Four years ago, I prepared to graduate from high school and nervously awaited the next chapter of my life: College.
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For many students, one of the most difficult parts of life after graduation is trying to find a full-time job.
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  Responding to concerns from police and town officials, the N.H. Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously Thursday against a bill
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  A proposed $50 million cut in funding to the University System of New Hampshire, which includes Keene State College,
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  On Saturday morning Andrea Bixby, her mother, Lani Bixby and sister Kaitlyn Festeau enthusiastically greeted the slow trickle of
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When I saw Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.), the current secretary of health and human services, wanted to create
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New Hampshire House Rep. Joe Sweeney, a Salem Republican, filed a right-to-know request with the University System of New Hampshire
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The N.H. House passed a $16 billion biennial state spending plan on April 10. Our Republican-led legislature focused on cutting
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Keene State’s Art and Community class had murals installed at Brewbakers and Horse & Buggy Feeds in Keene on Thursday,
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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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The Keene State College Jazz Ensemble performed their annual concert in the Main Theatre, Wednesday, April 30. Matthew Derouin, a
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After pulling off an upset in the first round of the Little East Conference (LEC) playoffs, Keene State’s Men’s Lacrosse
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The Keene State Track and Field team shattered its 15th school record of the season as the women’s 4×100 meter
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  Keene State Baseball headed to Plymouth State University on Friday, May 2, where it picked up two wins in
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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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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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A group of friends in Florida who are tired of being mistreated by an extremely aggressive member of their friend
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There is no way to describe this EP other than “I WILL.” Victor Ray, a 24-year-old from Newcastle, England who
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“Mayhem”: The perfect name for an album that has done nothing but spiral my brain into a rampant twister of
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  “Missionary” was the first Snoop Dogg album I have listened to in my life. Really, it was my first
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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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In this week’s Equinox news recap, Managing Executive Editor Nathan Hope and News Editor Chloe Erno talk with Webmaster Charlotte
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