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Winterfest 2019 events announced
During Winterfest, the Keystone community comes together to enjoy the holiday season with a variety of festivities and community projects. The campus comes alive as students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends mark the end of the academic year and look forward to the start of the next semester.
Keystone College observatory will be open for Mercury event
The Keystone College Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Observatory will be open for the transit of Mercury from 7:15 a.m.–1:20 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 11. Several properly filtered telescopes will be available to safely view this event.
Keystone College announces tuition price reset
Keystone College has announced a tuition price reset beginning in the 2020-2021 academic year which continues the college’s mission of making college more accessible to as many students as possible.
Keystone College to host memorial service for former president Dr. Edward G. Boehm, Jr.
Keystone College will host a memorial service to celebrate the life and legacy of former Keystone College President Edward G. “Ned” Boehm, Jr., Ed.D. on Saturday, October 12 from 9-10 a.m.
Progress continues on construction projects
Keystone College continues to make progress on two major campus construction projects which will improve the campus and bring additional business revenue to the local community.
Keystone College Conducts 148th Commencement and Celebrates the Class of 2019
La Plume -- Keystone College celebrated its 148th commencement during a ceremony at the Pavilion at Montage, Scranton, on Saturday, May 11. Degrees were conferred upon 290 students. The Ceremony and Speakers Gregory Baker, D.D.S., past president of the Harvard Society...
All-College Honors Convocation 2019 recognizes achievements
Members of the Keystone College community gathered at the 2019 All-College Honors Convocation to celebrate the academic achievements of students and recognize accomplishments of faculty and staff..
Senior Art Exhibit Showcases Talents of Our Senior Art Students
Keystone College senior art students will exhibit their works at two down Scranton art galleries throughout April. The Keystone exhibit, “Reverie,” will run from April 3-27 in the ArtWorks Gallery and Studio and from April 4-25 in the AFA Gallery.
KC In the News
Keystone’s Boehm touched many lives
Edward G. ‘Ned’ Boehm Jr., was memorialized Saturday morning at Keystone College, by a broad swath of individuals whose lives were clearly touched by him during his 18-year tenure (1995-2013) as president. Read the Wyoming County Press Examiner article
Lackawanna Trail students participating in Keystone College program
Lackawanna Trail students are getting a head start on their careers and college educations at the Keystone College Oppenheim Family Children's Center thanks to a pre-apprenticeship program funded by a PASMart grant. Watch this WBRE/WYOU segment.
Students observe wildlife
At Keystone College, learning extends beyond the classroom. Students in the mammal biology class joined adjunct instructor Rick Koval for a trip to "Elk County" to observe wild elk. Read more in this Pocono Record article.
Area students participate in Keystone’s climate awareness walk
Keystone College students were encouraged Friday to step outside the classroom and into nature for the sake of science. Read the Scranton Times-Tribune article
Keystone students get green light to join global climate strikes
Millions of people around the globe are walking out of their jobs and their classrooms Friday in protest, all in an effort to save the planet. One of those protests is happening at Keystone College. Watch WNEP segment
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