Following an extensive national search, the Keystone College Board of Trustees announced Tracy L. Brundage, Ph.D., will become the eleventh president of Keystone, effective July 1, 2018. Highlights of media coverage.
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Students walk to fight cancer
Wyoming County Press Examiner A few hundred people showed up at Keystone College’s multi-purpose track on Friday to participate in the Relay for Life event. Read More
Softball coach donates kidney to No. 1 fan from her playing days
NCAA Champion Magazine Keystone College softball coach Alison Ritter gave the ultimate gift - the gift of life - by donating a kidney to a friend. Read more about Alison's selfless act in this article. Read More
Keystone Announces Football Coach
Keystone College hired Justin Higgins as its new football coach as the Giants revive its gridiron tradition after a decades-long hiatus. Highlights of media coverage include: The Scranton Times-Tribune WBRE/WYOU WNEP
Keystone Students Take Spring Break Service Trip
Abington Journal For a group of nine Keystone students, spring break was more than just a trip to the beach. The students, along with Keystone’s Coordinator of Civic Engagement and Service Learning Maria Fanning, spent part of their break volunteering at a Washington...
Surviving the Woods in the Winter
Pocono Record Article highlighting the Keystone College course Woodland Survival/Winter Ecology. Read More
Forum’s clues for Dems
Scranton Times-Tribune Op-ed by Keystone College Professor Steven Howell, Ph.D. regarding the College's recent community forum "President Donald Trump After One Year: How Have We Changed and Where Are We Headed?”. Read More
Panel to discuss Trump’s first year in office
Scranton Times-Tribune Political scientists, journalists and civic leaders will discuss President Donald Trump’s first year in office during a panel discussion Thursday at Keystone College. Read More
Once homeless, now yearning to help others
Scranton Times-Tribune Get to know Keystone College student Bruce Wiley. Once homeless, the 68-year old finished his bachelor's degree and will graduate this spring from Keystone College. Read More
Associate Professor Stacey Wyland Appointed President of the NEPA Youth Shelter Board of Directors
Stacey Wyland Berlinski replaces Emily Tomaine, a co-founder, as president of the NEPA Youth Shelter board of directors.
