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Fiona Acton, a sociology major from New York, was among more than 600 Keene State students to walk across the stage during commencement ceremonies on campus Saturday.
Bolt From the Blue: Clouds Part, Rain Stops, Keene State Commencement All Silver Lining
The rain subsided just before Â鶹ÊÓƵ’s Commencement ceremony on Saturday. Not soon enough to dry all the thousands of chairs, firm the sp... Learn More
Bradyn Antosiewicz ’27 Is Building His Future, One Class, One Precision Component At A Time
Bradyn Antosiewicz ’27 Is Building His Future, One Class, One Precision Component At A Time
Whether tinkering, fabricating, or assembling, Bradyn Antosiewicz ’27 sees hands-on applications not just as a preference, but as a way of life. And i... Learn More
Dr. Brinda Charry
English Professor's Novel Continues To Garner Critical Acclaim With Prestigious SAH Prize
A Â鶹ÊÓƵ English professor’s novel, The East Indian, first published in May of 2023, continues to earn critical acclaim. Dr. Brinda Ch... Learn More
Mining data and getting a handle on what it means has opened Matthew Sturtevant’s eyes to a career in a growing and wide-ranging field. He is, at heart, a math and sports fanatic.
For Matthew Sturtevant '26, Data Analytics Is Trendy, Fun, And Feeds His Passion For Sports
Matthew Sturtevant ’26 loves data and sports. He also loves the flexibility of his Keene State education, which allows him to combine those passions. ... Learn More
Zachary Punch '24
Traditional Materials Meet Modern Innovation at Â鶹ÊÓƵ
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... Learn More
Lena Goins '26 & Sustainability Coordinator Kate Witte
Eco House: A new residential option at Keene State
Â鶹ÊÓƵ is furthering its longstanding commitment to sustainability by establishing two on-campus eco houses. Composting food waste at ... Learn More
Ryan Rotigliano '25 and Chloe March '25
On Unspoiled Grounds: History, Nature, and Knowledge Collide at College’s Cabot Preserve
Keene State students Chloe March ’24 and Ryan Rotigliano ’25 are fueled by many of the same passions, including driving positive ecological change and... Learn More
Dr. Lisa Hix
Building Lasting Change Through Sustainable Product Design
For two decades, these questions have guided Dr. Lisa Hix, associate professor and co-chair of the Sustainable Product Design and Innovation (SPDI) pr... Learn More
Tina Ulee ’99, an Emmy Award nominee, works with Owl student Ashley Doyle ’26 on costumes for Evening of Dance. Owl Theater and Dance majors gain experience and inspiration by working with grads who have found success in the field.
Evening of Dance has Emmy nominee credit; Tina Ulee '99 Takes Students Under Her Wing
From a young girl who cut up and turned new school clothes into attire for her Barbie dolls, to a college student who enjoyed a path-setting education... Learn More
The certificate program, noted Dr. Ashley Greene, above, is distinct in its inclusion of students from non-traditional education pathways, including those without an undergraduate degree.
'New Chapter': Keene State Launches Innovative Certificate in Applied Genocide Prevention
Â鶹ÊÓƵ is proud to announce the launch of its certificate in applied genocide prevention. The graduate program is designed to equip schol... Learn More