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Last semester, while Coraline Seksinsky was taking Professor Nicholas Germana’s history course Masters and Slaves, she was struck by how much she… Learn More

����̽�� marked the opening of an addition to the Mason Library that provides a work space for the Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide… Learn More

Bessemer, Alabama, February 1946: Timothy Hood, an African American man and honorably discharged Marine, was shot several times by a white streetcar… Learn More

Relay for Life is the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Association. The idea was started by Gordy Klatt, who walked and ran 83 miles… Learn More

Molly Maxham’s advice for young people? Travel. “Put yourself out of your comfort zone,” says the anthropology major from Fairfield, Connecticut. … Learn More

Keene State’s First Alumna President Laying the Path Forward Melinda Treadwell ’90 is a woman in motion. On Move-In Day, she can be found lugging… Learn More

When Norma Walker ’51 climbed the stairs to the stage at the 2018 Reunion Awards Luncheon held in the Student Center, she knew that Keene State… Learn More

You know Blake House, that Keene State building that sits on the northwest corner of Main and Winchester streets? The one that currently houses the… Learn More

You’re finally a junior at ����̽��. You move into your first off-campus house or apartment. You and all of your friends are excited to… Learn More

By Carol Johnson Collins ’69 My father, Bob Johnson, had a serious stroke in 1990, at age 77, followed by a difficult, but successful recovery. At… Learn More