Robert Moses’ Kin Dance Company will perform Nevabawarldapece , a stirring contemporary dance, spoken word and music collaboration that explores liberation movements on Wednesday, March 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Theatre of the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College.

Tickets range from $25 to $15 depending on...

Question: What do Ecuador, Ireland, and Alaska have in common? Answer: They’re all places Courtney Duff has visited during her four years as a student at Keene State College.

“There might not be any coherence to the three places, but Courtney has been able to pull them together,” said Skye...

A year after the worst season as a Division III member, the Keene State College men's basketball team are the champions of the Little East Conference Tournament. The Owls won their second ever tournament title with a 75-57 win over Rhode Island College on Saturday. The Owls, 8-17 in 2013-14...

Written by Stephanie Krasco '15

Maria Niitepold left Keene State after her sophomore year in search of a big city experience. A French, Spanish, and secondary education triple-major, Niitepold headed north to Toronto to continue her language studies. A year later, she returned to the College, ready to delve into...

Recent education graduates now have a new opportunity to earn a Master’s in Education in Curriculum and Instruction in just one more year — one that focuses on research, education, and the shifting educational landscape.

The program launched this fall with nine members of the Keene State College class of...

The members of the Apple Hill String Quartet will be working closely with our music students for three full days at the end of March, participating in classroom presentations, private string lessons, sectional rehearsals with the KSC Orchestra, coachings with the KSC student string quartet and other small ensembles, and...

Owls aren’t snowbirds, but they are wise. So it comes as no surprise that over the years many Keene State alums have retired to Florida, escaping the wrath of winter or setting up permanent residence. While there are former Owls scattered all over the Sunshine State, six KSC alums from...

Keene State staff, faculty, and students—alums all, or soon to be—collaborated on a 30-second commercial that really highlights what makes Keene State a great choice for high school students looking for the right academic community. It first aired yesterday (Feb. 18) on WMUR-TV, Channel 9 out of Manchester. If you're...

Due largely to the relationships Professor of Sociology and Anthropology Therese Seibert and a group of her sociology students formed through their participation in the yearly Peace Building Institute held in Rwanda, the Keene State community came together to help Dr. Aflodis Kagaba, executive director of Rwanda's Health Development Initiative...

Keene State College and NH Department of Education Launch Online Resource for Students, Parents and Educators

Online Resource Helps High School Students Prepare for Study and Career After Graduation

Keene State College announced today a new online resource, which was created by the College through a grant from the New...

The Phantom Tollbooth , the family classic about a boy’s journey through a fantastic world to find the value of learning and knowledge, will be brought to life by the Keene State College Theatre and Dance Department on Wednesday to Saturday, March 4 to 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the...

A senior swingman on the Keene State College men’s basketball team, Tom Doyle is no fan of the winter weather. “There’s too much snow. It’s too cold to walk around,” he says.

Fortunately, the Wallingford, Conn., native is a big fan of Keene State, deciding to stay in New England...

Do you know an outstanding alum? The KSC Alumni Association Award Committee is seeking nominations for the Sprague Drenan Award , the Alumni Achievement Award , the Alumni Inspiration Award , and the Outstanding Service Award . New forms are available online . The deadline is March 15th, and the...

We heard from thousands of alumni—2517 to be precise—both through the mailed copy and online version of the Alumni Survey, and 94% of them said KSC had a positive impact on them. Awesome! We were so pleased with the broad spectrum of classes and decades represented. It was a terrific...

Cohen Center Education Coordinator White Talks about Trip to Poland

Tom White paused as he stood before the infamous “Arbeit Macht Frei” gate at the entrance of Auschwitz I, a World War II Nazi concentration camp located on the outskirts of the Polish industrial town of Oświęcim where at least...

Sean Knox came to Keene State with what he admits was a pretty narrow interest in history. But one of the great things about a liberal arts college such as this one is that it encourages you to explore new paths. "I started as a history major. But I took...

“Written Bodies/Writing Selves,” the inaugural issue of Strigidae: a Journal of Undergraduate Writing in the Arts and Humanities , is available in the Mason Library’s Digital Commons.

Strigidae  is a peer-reviewed online journal dedicated to publishing the written work of undergraduate students in the arts and humanities. The journal is co-edited by...

Get in the picture! Come back to campus for Reunion weekend, June 6 & 7 . Stroll again down Appian Way or across the Quad, connect with old friends and visit old haunts. Spend a night in historic Fiske Hall or award-winning, LEED-Silver-certified Pondside III. And remember, this is a...

Biology major Dan Filitis ’01 went on to medical school at Boston University and then to Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown, NY, for a one-year internship. He never expected to bump into another KSC alum there, but sure enough, he did, when he met critical-care physician Travis Hodgdon ’94. The...

Remember that teacher who said just the right thing to you at the right time? Or the one who awoke a life-long passion within you? Or the one whose high standards set goals you would expect of yourself for the rest of your life?

Most of us can look back...

Lecturer in English and New Hampshire’s Poet Laureate Alice B. Fogel recently won the Schaffner Press’ first Nicholas Schaffner Award for Music in Literature . As a result, the Press will publish her latest book, INTERVAL: Poems Based on Bach’s “Goldberg Variations,” in April.

Publisher Tim Schaffner created the award...

The cast and crew of Equus were excited to be on stage for their prestigious invitation to perform the play at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival on Cape Cod on January 28th. When they heard about the monster snowstorm that was supposed to hit the Northeast that day...

The Redfern Arts Center's family show is back by popular demand with Boston-based Vanessa Trien and the Jumping Monkeys

Looking for something for the kids to do during the winter break? The Keene State College Redfern Arts Center’s family show is back with Boston-based singer-songwriter and performer, Vanessa Trien and...

When an alum who graduated more than 30 years ago comes back to campus to share his formula for success and offer career opportunities to current students, it's a very good thing. Last semester, John Cowdery ’82 returned to Keene as part of Corporate Relations Officer Daniel Henderson's Business Speaker...

Three Keene State staff members were added to the Union Leader's 2015 "40 Under 40" list, an annual selection recognizing 40 New Hampshire individuals who are under 40 years of age and who contribute significantly to their field, community, or to the state, and show the potential to continue to...