Keystone's new "Learn and Earn" Teacher program was featured on WNEP. The program will help people with bachelor's degrees earn credits toward an emergency substitute certification and gain teaching credentials on the job. Watch the segment. More News
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Constitution Day at Keystone College
Fox56 featured a story on Keystone's annual Constitution Day forum. Washington Examiner Senior Correspondent David Drucker hosted the discussion on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Watch the segment here. More News
Keystone ranked in top tier of U.S. News & World Report “Best Colleges”
For the 16th consecutive year, Keystone College has been ranked as one of the nation’s best colleges in U.S. News & World Report. Keystone finished 20th overall in the Regional Colleges/North category. In other key listings, Keystone was also ranked...
Mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II in Lackawanna County
Amy Franklin, a Keystone College foreign exchange student from England was featured in a WNEP story about the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Watch the segment More News
Keystone College to host nationally known journalist during Constitution Day event
Keystone College will host Washington Examiner Senior Correspondent David Drucker during the college’s annual Constitution Day program.
Keystone College Observatory announces fall sessions
The Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Astronomical Observatory will begin its fall program on Wednesday, September 8
Keystone College receives Scranton Area Foundation grant to address teacher shortage
Keystone College has received a grant from the Scranton Area Community Foundation (SACF) to help address the ongoing teacher shortage in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The college has received $18,500 Community Needs grant from the SACF to develop the new...
Keystone College receives grant for veterans services
Keystone College has received a $25,000 grant from AllOne Charities to partner with the non-profit organization Veterans Stand Together to provide education and training programs for veterans. The Work, Earn and Learn (WEL) program will provide...
What’s Bugging You? — Keystone College camp teaches kids all things bugs
The Keystone College Environmental Education Institute's Summer Nature Camp was featured on WNEP. Woodlands Campus Director Kelley Stewart discussed the "What's Bugging You" session that was held Aug. 9-11. Watch the segment. More News
Keystone College/Factoryville to celebrate 26th Christy Mathewson Day
Keystone College and Factoryville will come together once again to celebrate Christy Mathewson Day on Saturday, August 13. This will be the 26th year the two communities have celebrated the life and accomplishments of the Baseball Hall of Fame legend,...
