Four KSC Film Studies alums—Craig Mellish , Dave Mast ’96 , Lindsay Jackson ’12 , and J. Alex Cucchi ’12 —played critical roles in Ken Burns' latest—and very different—film project, The Address , which premieres on April 15 at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on PBS.

This 90-minute, feature-length documentary...

At the beginning of the past two school years, KSC's Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) peer education group has presented its "Yes Means Yes: A Guide to Good Sex" program as part of during New Student Orientation. "This optional program has been very popular with first-year students," explained Staff Counselor...

The fact that Mark Miller is a computer science major at Keene State College should come as no surprise. The high-achieving junior from Hillsborough, New Hampshire, became a video games enthusiast growing up and still enjoys the occasional racing pulse and pumping adrenaline that comes from holding a controller in...

As the eve of Passover is almost upon us, Christians are entering into Holy Week, and the world pauses to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, we are saddened by the news of the attack on the Jewish community in Kansas City. Let us take a moment this...

Last month, Associate Professor of Architecture Peter Temple traveled with four of his student design teams to the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association's (NESEA) annual conference, BuildingEnergy 14 at Boston's Seaport World Trade Center. BuildingEnergy is a cross-disciplinary renewable energy and high-performance building conference.

The four teams of KSC students entered...

Author Laura Weaver Shares Ideas that Address the Social, Emotional and Academic Dimensions of Learning

Keene State College Education Department’s Diverse Voices from the Field project presents Laura Weaver, author of “The Five Dimensions of Engaged Teaching: A Transformative Learning Journey”. The speaking event is free and open to the...

If you'd like to experience the creativity of Keene State's most talented visual artists, April is the month to visit campus. The art starts with 1-2-3 Go! Work from KSC Art Underclassmen at the Carroll House Gallery on Main St. from April 3–26. This second annual exhibition showcases the work...

After seeing too much white stuff come down this winter, Keene State College students will help the city of Keene “green up” this weekend. Keene State students will join local businesses, community groups, and residents in Green-Up Keene, a volunteer city-wide litter pick-up on Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon...

Keene State College Students Present Research on Variety of Topics from Facebook Addiction to Mathematical Observations

Academic Excellence Conference Offered Variety of Compelling Research to General Public for Free

Over the weekend, Keene State College students presented research during the 14th Annual Academic Excellence Conference – the event is free...

Keene State College’s twenty-fourth annual Outstanding Women of New Hampshire awards recently celebrated four new awardees. The awards, which are given during National Women’s History Month, honor New Hampshire women’s character, courage and commitment. This year, the awards recognized Johanna DeBari, Keene State College senior and sociology major; Dr. Mary...

Keene State College Premieres New Works by New York-Based Modern Dance Choreographer And KSC Faculty in ‘An Evening Of Dance’

A specially commissioned dance by New York choreographer Rebecca Stenn will premiere along with three new works by Keene State College faculty during An Evening of Dance presented by the...

On March 24th, WMUR's Channel 9 aired a special New Hampshire Chronicle piece on Keene State College's film collection. That's the collection that has yielded the only known copies of John Ford's 1913 film, When Lincoln Paid , and Their First Misunderstanding , Mary Pickford's 1911 film, the discoveries of...

Line-Up includes a Spanish Orchestra salsa celebration, a Halloween showing of Phantom of the Opera with live music, a tribute concert to Bob Dylan, and much more

Keene State College’s Redfern Arts Center announces an exciting 2014-15 season of diverse performances such as a hot salsa fete with the Spanish...

Applications are now being accepted for the October 2014 NH Civic Leadership Project (CLP), a partnership opportunity between the Cohen Center and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.

The CLP is designed to explore the impact of extremism and prejudice on society and examine the roles and responsibilities of civic leaders...

Keene State College has retained the McLane Law Firm to investigate the response to allegations of employee misconduct. Michael Delaney, former New Hampshire Attorney General, will lead the investigation. Keene State President, Dr. Anne E. Huot, ordered an independent investigation to review College policies and procedures in the event of...

The River Dell High School Select Choir (New Jersey) performed Assistant Professor of Music Heather Gilligan's composition, “I’ll See You in the Morning,” in Carnegie Hall as part of the New York Choral Festival on March 18.

Dr. Gilligan took the text for the piece from a children’s book of...

Public Invited to Attend Inauguration Ceremony and Academic Excellence Conference

Dr. Anne E. Huot will be inaugurated as tenth president of Keene State College on April 4, 2014. The inauguration will focus on the theme of achieving a shared vision for student success. The public is invited to attend the...

Keene State College Students Present Research on Variety of Topics from Facebook Addiction to Mathematical Observations

Keene State College students will present research during the 14th Annual Academic Excellence Conference – the event is free and open to the public. Student research findings and presentations cover a variety of topics...

Stuart Kaufman never saw it coming. He was sitting courtside at the Spaulding Gym with his wife, Carol, at the break between the women's and men's basketball games against Plymouth State on February 28th when KSC Director of Athletics John Ratliff dropped the big surprise by calling him from the...

The internationally acclaimed United States Army Field Band and Soldiers Chorus of Washington, D.C., will continue its long history of presenting free public performances when it appears at the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College on Saturday, March 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Theatre. The Field Band’s...

As part of the Spring 2014 semester, members of the KSC Chamber Singers embarked on their 3rd annual spring tour. In February, the tour included eight performances during a two-day tour of high schools and retirement communities in southwestern New Hampshire. The singers began in Peterborough with a visit to...

Judge Patricia Whalen has spent most of her professional life seeking justice for victims of those who abuse their power. Currently, she serves as a special advisor to the War Crimes Chamber at the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and from 2007 through 2012, she was an international judge of...

Molly Brewer 11's excellence in her classroom has earned her the New England League of Middle Schools' designation as a Promising Practitioner / Brewer, who teaches Spanish at the Medomak Middle School in Waldoboro, ME will be honored at the Leagues' 33rd Annual Conference in Providence, RI, March 31–April 1...

Honors student, junior, and American Studies and and Women and Gender Studies major Hersh Rothmel recently won the Fred Fosher Excellence in Writing Award and the Robin Dizard American Studies Award . The Fred Fosher Award recognizes the critical role that writing plays across the curriculum, and the inspired work...

Honors student, senior, and Holocaust and Genocide Studies major Johanna DeBari recently received funding from the Student Conference Fund to attend a conference at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. The conference, entitled Rwanda 20 Years After: Memory, Justice and Recovery in the Shadow of Genocide on March 28–29, and...