Keystone received a $732,146 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to construct a hiking and biking trail on campus.
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Keystone receives major state grant for campus enhancement
Keystone College has received a $456,660 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) to make a variety of important campus enhancements to benefit the College and local community.
Students produce beautiful hand-crafted glass for the holiday season
Art. Science. Business. Teamwork. These four critical but seemingly diverse disciplines come together for Keystone College students each holiday season.
Keystone celebrates 20th annual Scholarship Luncheon
Members of the Keystone College community gathered to honor 2016-2017 scholarship donors and recipients with its 20th annual Scholarship Luncheon on campus. The event provided students an opportunity to meet the donors who make it possible for them to pursue their education at Keystone College.
Health insurance information sessions announced as part of Healthy Campus Challenge
Keystone College is participating in the White House Healthy Campus Challenge to encourage individuals who do not currently have health insurance to acquire it through the federal health insurance Marketplace.
Symposium and grand opening for new 3-D Printing Center announced
Keystone College will host a symposium on advances in 3-D technology followed by the grand opening of its 3-D Printing Center on Thursday, Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the Theatre in Brooks on campus. The morning will feature two keynote speakers who are recognized...
Keystone enters into academic partnership with Ireland college
The agreement with Mary Immaculate College enables Keystone students to study a wide variety of courses at Mary Immaculate for either a semester or a full academic year and receive credit for their coursework at Keystone.
Students inducted into honor society
Keystone College recently inducted more than 30 students into a national honor society, Alpha Lambda Delta.
Keystone receives grant for Veterans Center improvements
Keystone College’s Elmer Hawk ’48 Veterans Center is getting a face-lift thanks to a generous grant from the Student Veterans of America and The Home Depot Foundation. The Veterans Center has received a $10,000 grant from the two organizations for a variety of...
Professor to have book published
Keystone College Assistant Professor of Sport and Recreation Management Bradley J. Congelio, Ph.D., Scranton, has signed a contract with the University of Tennessee Press to have his first book published. Tentatively titled, “Before the World Was Quiet: Ronald Reagan,...
