Keystone College students pour effort into making maple syrup. Read a Times-Tribune article highlighting the Sugar Shack and the students who are assisting the maple sugaring process. (subscription required) More News
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Keystone College Observatory announces spring sessions
The Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Astronomical Observatory will begin its spring schedule on Wednesday, March 23 and will continue each Wednesday and Friday evening from 8:30-10:30 p.m. through Friday, May 27. The sessions are provided free of charge as a...
Keystone students present research at EPA
Keystone psychology students Lillian Repsher, Kadie Pharr, Kylah Cookson, and Keisha Nieves Santana successfully presented their research on the experiences of local healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic at the 93rd annual meeting of the Eastern...
Keystone College Sugar Shack featured on FOX56
The Keystone Sugar Shack is up and running for 2022. Keystone College students began the maple sugaring operation over the weekend. Watch a FOX 56 segment highlighting the process. More News
Keystone College hosts Ninth Annual Cupcake Challenge
Keystone College business management hospitality students successfully hosted the Ninth Annual Cupcake Challenge.
Keystone College message on Ukraine
As we continue to go about our daily lives on and off-campus, it is impossible to disregard the tragic and violent events taking place in Ukraine.
Keystone College student Sharon Minier fulfills longtime desire to study abroad
Sharon Minier felt comfortable during her recent trip to Italy while exploring her family’s Italian roots and culture.
‘Vision’ for Keystone College includes three new projects on or near campus
Keystone College was featured in a Times-Tribune article discussing the early stages of planning for three new projects on and near campus, including a science and technical education building; a facility to hold educational labs and a private school; and...
Keystone College names Dr. Adrienne Mellott Chief Retention Officer
Keystone College has named Adrienne Mellott, Ed.D. as its new chief retention officer. Dr. Mellott previously served as an assistant professor and sport and recreation management program director at Keystone and will continue to teach courses on a...
Are some animals better forecasters than the groundhog?
Keystone College Wildlife Biology instructor Joe Iacovazzi discusses animals that may be better at forecasting the weather than famous groundhog Punxsutawney Phil.
