Here’s some additional foodie content to supplement the print publication.The 2013-14 academic year brings 1,574 special newcomers to campus: 1,354 first-year students who are joining the class of 2017, 219 students who have transferred or been readmitted, and Anne Huot, Keene State’s 10th president. Inside, you’ll meet a Keene State grad who delivers babies, one who is working on a series of nude paintings, one who dances and one who runs, one who writes murder mysteries, one who buries the dead, and more.What is justice? Low 59F. Your notification has been saved. Enjoy a conversation with Melinda Treadwell ’90, who was recently named president after a year in the role on an interim basis. The case was the second confirmed positive in as many days among Keene State students in the Elm City, after the college learned of a The student living off campus was tested on Tuesday and received a positive result Friday, according to Keene State spokeswoman Kelly Ricaurte, who said college staff immediately contacted her to conduct contact tracing. In honor of Dr. Huot’s arrival, this issue takes a look at first years of various kinds, from first years at Keene State to first years after graduation to first-year programs, buildings, and more.Ask Jay Kahn, interim president 2012-13, about excellence at Keene State College, and he talks about areas of distinction. Keene State student living off campus tests positive for COVID-19 Oral histories of the 25, culled from Jane’s interviews and told in their own voices, along with additional images, can be found on a special For this issue of Keene State Today, we thought we’d get down to essentials: the classical four elements of Western culture – air, earth, fire, and water. Inside, you’ll learn about David B. A lot of my school responsibilities are highly time-consuming. You have reached the limit for free access to our important and valuable work. Keene State Today editor Jane Eklund and photographer William Wrobel ’11 checked in with 25 graduates to find out what brought them to Keene State and what path the College set them on in their careers and their lives. Inside, you’ll learn about David B. As students who live off campus have moved in … you get a sense of cohesion, cohesiveness, and synergy.”At a time when agendas divide communities and nations, Keene State College has brought together more people and pursuits, more committees and causes than ever before. We asked him to write a bit about it and share a recipe from his childhood. Since 2005, when Helen Giles-Gee accepted the presidency and soon thereafter enlisted the help of Emile Netzhammer as provost, leaders at the college have woven an intricate and productive web of new and interconnected relationships.When masons laid the bricks for the Appian Way arches at Keene State College, did they pause to think about the implications of their task? Freshman year, I had to scale back my studies because much of my time...Soccer field renamed in honor of Keene State’s head coach from 1970–2013 After nearly a half-century helming the Owls’ Men’s Soccer team, Ron Butcher certainly knows his way around the field. We then turn to the topic of “House,” which we look at from a variety of perspectives.
Spurred by a recent bequest of more than one million dollars in scholarship funding to Keene State by a 1955 graduate, in this issue we take a look at lasting impressions – the real and enduring difference that the College’s donors make in the lives of current students (and future alumni). Keene State College plans to cut 15 faculty positions over the next year, while adding seven new ones, President Melinda Treadwell announced Friday. We’ve rounded up stories about Keene State alumni, students, and faculty that relate to each element.In these pages, you’ll meet a recent graduate who paints en plein air, a professor who experienced the earthquake in Nepal, an alumnus whose burger recipes will have you firing up the grill, a group of students who spent their spring break volunteering with a nonprofit that makes water filters in the Dominican Republic, and more.It’s not just about physical fitness and eating right, though those are key pieces. “It will be new for all of us. The women’s team led throughout, finishing with a...Founded by the graduates in 1910, the Keene State College Alumni Association is comprised of more than 36,000 alumni living throughout the United States and internationally. Yellow caution tape bars entry to the library as if it were a crime scene. The largest graduating class ever, the 2011 alums show all the range of talents, accomplishments, and dreams that one could hope for. They must have seen the symbolic nature of those gates and Margaret Sanger’s exhortation framed within the brick. Spurred by a recent bequest of more than one million dollars in scholarship funding to Keene State by a 1955 graduate, in this issue we take a look at lasting impressions – the real and enduring difference that the College’s donors make in the lives of current students (and future alumni).