Keystone College general biology and wildlife biology student Paige Mokychic was featured in the September edition of Happenings magazine.
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Opinion: The Olympics is a disaster for people who live in host cities
Keystone College Assistant Professor Michael McDougall, Ph.D., recently co-authored the article “The Olympics is a disaster for people who live in host cities” in the Washington Post. Dr. McDougall wrote the article with former Keystone faculty member Mac Ross who...
Western wildfires causing hazy sky
Keystone College Assistant Professor Jessica Faux was featured in a WNEP segment about how western wildfires are causing a hazy sky locally. Watch the interview. More News
Professor Jeff Brauer interviewed by South Korean TV
Professor Jeff Brauer was recently interviewed about Generation Z by Arirang TV, South Korea’s state-run and the country’s largest English-language broadcasting network. Watch the interview. Please note Professor Brauer's segment begins around the 9:40 mark. ...
PA live! segment featuring Post Baccalaureate Teacher Certifications
Keystone College students Erica Pizur and Angela Ceccarelli discuss Keystone College’s Post Baccalaureate Teacher Certification Programs on WBRE’s “PA live!”
PA live! segment featuring Early Childhood Education
Keystone College student Jennifer M. Gaughan discusses Keystone College’s Early Childhood Education program on WBRE’s “PA live!”
Skywatch 16: Star hopping across the sky
John Sabia of the Keystone College Thomas G. Cupillari '60 Astronomical Observatory was featured on WNEP's Skywatch 16 segment. Watch More News
PA live! segment featuring Jeff Brauer
Keystone College Professor Jeff Brauer discusses Keystone College’s Public Administration program on WBRE’s “PA live!”
Dr. Patti Davis: The Best of Keystone
Since she arrived on campus, Dr. Patti Davis has represented the best of Keystone. Read more in this Happenings Magazine article. More News
Dupont resident to receive award for excellence in criminal justice
Jeremy Collins’ journey to earn his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice wasn’t easy, but he persevered and succeeded. The 41-year-old Dupont resident and married father of four has juggled working 40 to 50 hours a week with taking three classes per semester. After...
