Criminal Justice / Psychology Club students attend viewing of suicide documentary
On September 26, members of the Keystone College Criminal Justice/Psychology Club attended a free screening of Suicide The Ripple Effect at the University of Scranton.
Criminal Justice students receive lesson in emergency preparedness
Instructor Ray Hayes and his criminal justice students received a first-hand look at emergency preparedness during a mock drill at a local hospital.
Area students participate in Keystone’s climate awareness walk
Keystone College students were encouraged Friday to step outside the classroom and into nature for the sake of science. Read the Scranton Times-Tribune articleKeystone students get green light to join global climate strikes
Millions of people around the globe are walking out of their jobs and their classrooms Friday in protest, all in an effort to save the planet. One of those protests is happening at Keystone College. Watch WNEP segment
Progress continues on construction projects
Keystone College continues to make progress on two major campus construction projects which will improve the campus and bring additional business revenue to the local community.
Keystone College Observatory gives insight on Friday’s full moon
Fox 56 stopped by the Keystone College Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Astronomical Observatory to cover the harvest full moon. Watch the segment
Keystone students reminded to take what you need
Keystone students spread mental health awareness during Suicide Prevention Week through the “Take What You Need” wall. Watch the WNEP segmentKC starts mentoring initiative
A new program at Keystone College this year seeks to promote career readiness. Through the Keystone College Mentoring Initiative, students could connect with local community mentors from a variety of backgrounds. Read more in a Wyoming County Press Examiner...
Keystone College ranked in top tier of U.S. News & World Report “Best Colleges” rankings
For the 13th consecutive year, Keystone College has been ranked as one of the nation’s best colleges in U.S. News & World Report.
Keystone students help package meals for Scranton students and families
Keystone students lent a helping hand recently by packaging meals during the annual Colleges Building Community initiative at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine.
Keystone College to host Sam Faddis, National Security expert for Constitution Day program
Keystone College will host retired CIA operations officer, author, and national security commentator Sam Faddis at its annual Constitution Day Program on Tuesday, September 17 from 12:45 to 1:45 p.m. in Evans Hall in Hibbard Campus Center.
