Four Keystone College students recently compiled excellent performances in a statewide college competition in Harrisburg sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda, the college division of Future Business Leaders of America. Keystone students Nick Antenori, Jessup, and Mike...
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Spring concerts announced
Sunday, April 30
Keystone College cheerleaders win championship
The Keystone College cheerleading team won a national championship during the Reach the Beach All-Star and College Nationals cheerleading competition held on April 1-2 in Ocean City, Md.
Armed Forces Club to host financial planning seminar
The Keystone College Armed Forces Club will host a financial planning seminar on Tuesday, April 11 from 12:30 – 1:45 p.m. in Room 205 of Miller Library on campus.
Fencing catching on at Keystone
The Keystone College Fencing Club was featured in the Wyoming County Press Examiner.
Senior art students to exhibit in Scranton
Keystone College senior art students will present an exhibition of their artwork April 7-28 at AFA Gallery, 514 Lackawanna, Ave., Scranton. The exhibition, entitled “Coalescence,” will include media ranging from painting, drawing, photography, print media,...
Part-time students named to honors lists for fall 2016 semester
Dr. Karen Yarrish, vice president for academic affairs, announced the part-time students who have been named to the president’s, dean’s, and honors list for the 2016 fall semester.
Students participate in prestigious concert.
Three Keystone College Performance Music students were selected to participate in the prestigious Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Band's 70th Anniversary concert event in Grove City, PA in February 2017. This organization is the longest running ensemble of it's kind in...
Keystone Players to present The Importance of Being Earnest
The Keystone College Players will present their spring production, “The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde March 30-April 2.
Students Head to Washington D.C. for Alternative Spring Break
Photo caption: Maria Fanning, Director of Civic Engagement and students Bruce Wiley, Nyasia Smith, and Ashley Wilson sew sleeping bags which will be donated to a Washington, D.C. homeless shelter. Spring break. More than a trip to the beach. A group of Keystone...
