Recent News
KCEEI Offers Course on Creating Outdoor Classrooms
Keystone College Environmental Education Institute will present the course “Creating and Using Outdoor Classrooms and Natural Spaces for Student Learning, Stewardship and Health” from July 31 through August 4 on campus. The course, which is designed for teachers and...
Summer Music Camps Scheduled
The Bands at Keystone College will host three summer music camps for high school and college students, and adults of any age. The Low Brass Camp will be held July 10-11 from 6-8 p.m. each evening in the Theatre in Brooks. There will be a $25 charge for the first day....
Keystone to host The Gathering July 14-16
For the 11th consecutive year, Keystone College will celebrate The Gathering from July 14-16 on campus. The Gathering is an annual three-day symposium on creativity and imagination with performances, lectures, discussions, and workshops. This year’s event, “Finding...
Student News
Students raised over $2,000 for Coaches vs. Cancer
Photo caption: Pictured Front Row: Andrew Kettel, Chairman of Coaches vs. Cancer of NEPA; Veronica Kraft and Matt Decker. Middle row: Abraham Kittel, Josh Caracappa, and Michael Chermak. Back row: Lucas R. Taylor and Sean Riley A big THANK YOU to everyone who...
Keystone students learn about public and urban health in Chicago.
Photo caption: Keystone students and staff take a break to explore Chicago’s Millennium Park and pause for a moment in front of the Cloud Gate sculpture, referred to as "The Bean."
Keystone Professors and Grad Student Travel to Egypt for Conference
Professors Dr. Mac Ross and Dr. Bradley Congelio, and Keystone graduate student Kirsten Hollister, made presentations earlier this spring in Alexandria, Egypt.
Alumni Magazine
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KC In the News
Fourth annual Cupcake Challenge
Keystone hospitality business management students promoted the fourth annual Cupcake Challenge on WYOU/WBRE’s Morning Show.
Students make sleeping bags for the homeless
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day Members of the campus community volunteered their time to make sleeping bags for the homeless.
Professor Harris quoted in article on local unemployment rate
Assistant Professor Dana Harris is quoted in a Scranton Times-Tribune article on the local unemployment rate.
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