Jun 29, 2017 | Keystonian Magazine |
Some have gone on to graduate school and have obtained doctorates. Others have accepted jobs in their field and are pursuing professional careers with astounding success. Either way, one thing is certain: Many Keystone College graduates are making their mark on the... 
Jun 29, 2017 | Alumni Story, Keystonian Magazine |
Home » Archives for June 2017 Sports Photographer Covers the NBA and WNBA Sports and photography. That’s what Stephen Pellegrino enjoys most in his professional life. Fortunately, he has the chance to experience both as a photographer with the National Basketball... 
Jun 29, 2017 | Alumni Story, Keystonian Magazine |
Home » Archives for June 2017 Successful Keystonian When Jackie Nat was a Keystone student majoring in communication arts and minoring in theater and integrated marketing communications, she was known for being involved in virtually everything. While maintaining a...Jun 29, 2017 | Alumni Story, Keystonian Magazine |
Home » Archives for June 2017 Successful Keystonian As a child growing up near Newark, N.J., Veronica Van Hof yearned to one day live in a more rustic setting. In 2015, Veronica got her wish as she was named the resident director of the Unexpected Wildlife Refuge in...Jun 29, 2017 | Alumni Story, Keystonian Magazine |
Home » Archives for June 2017 Successful Keystonian “My internship really changed my life.” During his junior year at Keystone, Matt Powell secured an internship in the Tunkhannock, Pa., office of U.S. Rep. Tom Marino. As it turned out, that was the best thing that...Jun 29, 2017 | Alumni Story, Keystonian Magazine |
Home » Archives for June 2017 Successful Keystonian Love for art and comics Keith Garubba’s love for art stems from a rather unusual passion: comic books. Since he was a boy, Keith adored all sorts of comic books and their characters, particularly super-hero comics...Jun 29, 2017 | Alumni Story, Keystonian Magazine |
Home » Archives for June 2017 Successful Keystonian As a biomedical scientist and Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) post-doctoral fellow with the United States Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Thomas Biel is involved in research that can impact... 
Jun 26, 2017 | Campus News, News - Featured |
Keystone College’s Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Observatory will begin its summer lecture and observing sessions on Monday, July 10, 2017, and sessions will continue each Monday and Wednesday until August 2, 2017. The lectures start at 8:30 p.m. with observing... 
Jun 26, 2017 | Campus News, News - Featured |
Keystone College Environmental Education Institute will present the course “Creating and Using Outdoor Classrooms and Natural Spaces for Student Learning, Stewardship and Health” from July 31 through August 4 on campus. The course, which is designed for teachers and... 
Jun 20, 2017 | Campus News, News - Featured |
The Bands at Keystone College will host three summer music camps for high school and college students, and adults of any age. The Low Brass Camp will be held July 10-11 from 6-8 p.m. each evening in the Theatre in Brooks. There will be a $25 charge for the first day.... 
Jun 19, 2017 | Alumni Story, Donor Story |
Byron Kline ’62: “Keystone prepared me for the rest of my life.” When Byron Kline arrived at Keystone College in 1960, he had no idea what to expect – either of Keystone or of himself. By the time he graduated two years later, he was ready to face new challenges and... 
Jun 7, 2017 | Campus News, News - Featured |
For the 11th consecutive year, Keystone College will celebrate The Gathering from July 14-16 on campus. The Gathering is an annual three-day symposium on creativity and imagination with performances, lectures, discussions, and workshops. This year’s event, “Finding... 
Jun 2, 2017 | Student News |
Photo caption: Pictured Front Row: Andrew Kettel, Chairman of Coaches vs. Cancer of NEPA; Veronica Kraft and Matt Decker. Middle row: Abraham Kittel, Josh Caracappa, and Michael Chermak. Back row: Lucas R. Taylor and Sean Riley A big THANK YOU to everyone who...
