Every spring, Keene State College students are given a chance to vote on the people that represent them for the next academic year. Most years, the process is completed with minimal problems.
Students’ after-college goals change with times
Dream big. Shoot for the stars. Anything is possible.
These are all sayings parents tell their children in order to bring about their own dreams and aspirations.
Keene State College officials warned students on Tuesday, April 13 about prohibited solicitation by a book-buying company that, in some cases, offers students a lower value for books in exchange for immediate cash.
On April 20, the second annual Keene State College event titled “Say Nope To Dope” took place in Keddy Hall, though no students attended.
At the Tuesday, April 20 meeting of the Student Assembly, a funding request from WKNH, the student-run radio organization, was the topic of debate between two split groups.
Students advised to take internships even when unpaid
To be paid, or not to be paid. That is the question. With an unemployment rate nearly twice that of two years ago, college students are looking for anything that may make them seem valuable to the job market.
A motion that would require prospective students to take more upper level courses at Keene State College was approved by the KSC Senate last Wednesday.
Thick August air and cigar smoke will turn downtown Keene into a giant humidor this summer, but just for one day. At the April 15 City Council meeting councilors voted 11-3 in favor of allowing a local business owner to hold a cigar tasting event on the sidewalk outside his Central Square store on Aug. 28.
A group of women gathered Monday, April 12 in an effort to raise awareness of heart disease in women.
Bender talks economy, jobs and corruption with audience
Republican Senate candidate Jim Bender brought his campaign to Keene State College on the evening of Wednesday, April 14 after speaking at Central Square and the Keene Public Library as part of a statewide political tour.
WS capstone hosts events with anti-war theme
Nine years after two famous towers fell to the ground in New York City and devastated the nation, the United States is still rooted in wars with Afghanistan and Iraq.
Similar to the Nike “swoosh” or the U.S. Army’s “Army Strong,” Keene State College is looking to create its own image to portray to the public.
As most current Keene State College students know, there are two expectations every year; increased tuition and new freshmen. For the fall of 2010, neither of the two may be as big of an increase as students are used to.
A former Sodexo employee pled guilty last Thursday to an attack on his wife and her boyfriend in September 2009.
Keene State College students may be falling victim to online and in-person scams. Groups and individuals are trying to persuade students to invest money in fictional organizations, under the pretense that the students will earn a large profit. However, in reality, they are losing money.
The Social Activities Council at Keene State College has changed the way it sells tickets for the annual Spring Weekend concert hoping to alleviate difficulties and frustrations.
If students are looking to purchase tickets to see Dashboard Confessional on April 25 they need to be prepared to do so online.
At their weekly Tuesday meeting, Student Assembly spent over one hour discussing the potential of building a new expo center in Keene with links to the college.
The Center for Health and Wellness at Keene State College is trading the concerns of pink eye and flu of previous months for the allergies and stress of the month of April. Christine Burke, Director of the center, emphasized the change.
