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A Keene State College English professor’s novel, The East Indian , first published in May of 2023, continues to earn critical acclaim.

Dr. Brinda Charry is the recipient of the 18th biannual 2025 Society of American Historians (SAH) Prize for...

Matthew Sturtevant ’26 loves data and sports. He also loves the flexibility of his Keene State education, which allows him to combine those passions.

It helps to explain why his short list of possible careers includes working for a professional sports franchise’s data analytics team.

A Rochester, N.H., native majoring...

Something you might not expect to see on Keene State’s modern-day campus is a wigwam—a dome-shaped shelter traditionally used by Indigenous peoples of North America—or an adobe hut, a building style commonly found in the Southwest.

Yet, these seemingly out-of-place structures have become a hub of innovative research for the...

Keene State College is furthering its longstanding commitment to sustainability by establishing two on-campus eco houses.

Composting food waste at the Dining Commons, providing accessible recycling opportunities, and utilizing a renewable fuel source to heat more than 65 percent of campus buildings are among other initiatives on campus aimed at...

Keene State students Chloe March ’24 and Ryan Rotigliano ’25 are fueled by many of the same passions, including driving positive ecological change and inspiring meaningful environmental impact.

They plan to make their shared interests a big part of their livelihoods.

While they worked closely on a yearlong senior capstone...