Times Leader Presidential Profiles
Keystone College President Tracy L. Brundage, Ph.D., was featured in the Times Leader Presidential Profile series.
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Keystone College launches Futures Appeal
COVID-19 has disrupted the world of higher education. To address the issues caused by this global pandemic, Keystone College is launching its Futures Appeal.
Happenings Magazine features Keystone student Britne’e Jackson-Sydnor
Happenings Magazine featured Keystone College sophomore Britne’e Jackson-Sydnor. Read moreNot your traditional student
Keystone College student Angela Ceccarelli is featured in a Times Leader article. Read more
Angela Ceccarelli: Working Hard to Fulfill Her Dream
Keystone student Angela Ceccarelli is pursuing her art teaching certificate and hopes to fulfill a lifelong dream of becoming a professional educator.
Hospitality Business Managment students engaging with local business owners
Hospitality Business Management students are making great connections while supporting local businesses through its new “Meals with Management” events.
Keystone College adds five new degree programs
Keystone College is adding five new career-based bachelor-degree programs in high-demand fields. Read the Scranton Times-Tribune articleMarketing to Student Veterans
Caylor Solutions features Keystone College efforts to welcome veterans to the campus community. Read More
Keystone College introduces five new high-demand, career-based degrees
Keystone College is expanding its curriculum with the addition of five new high demand, career-based bachelor degrees.
Transferring to a Four-Year School During a Pandemic
Blog post written on the transfer process by Keystone College student Amy Franklin. Read moreKeystone College offers course to bridge gap between law enforcement and community
To help criminal justice students and law enforcement officers understand each other’s perspectives, Keystone College is offering a unique course that opens a dialogue between the groups. Read the Scranton Times-Tribune article. Watch the FOX-56...
Winter Intersession classes being offered at a discount
Taking an intersession course during one of our two Winter Intersessions is a great way to earn additional credits toward your degree in just a few weeks!
Keystone College to offer course focusing on student law/enforcement dialogue
The Keystone College Criminal Justice Department will offer a new course beginning in January designed to promote an ongoing dialogue between students and members of the law enforcement community.
Keystone offers glass pumpkin patch
To celebrate the start of fall, the Keystone College Glass Program will hold its social distancing ‘Glass Pumpkin Patch and Harvest Sale’ on Sunday, Oct. 18, from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. on the campus lawn. Read more in a Wyoming County Press Examiner...
