WNEP was at the Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Astronomical Observatory last weekend for this feature story about the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8. The Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Observatory will be open from 1:30 p.m. – 5 p.m. for the 95% partial solar...
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Sugar Shack featured on WNEP
WNEP’s Ally Gallo was on campus earlier this week for this feature story on the Keystone College Sugar Shack. More News
Sugar Shack Open House Media Coverage
WBRE Live Coverage: Keystone College Sugar Shack hosting open house Sunday WBRE Segment: Sugar Shack hosting open house Sunday The-Times Tribune (subscription required): Keystone College hosts Maple Sugar Open House Fox-56: Keystone's annual Sugar Shack...
Keystone College hosting inaugural 5K Sugar Walk/Run
WNEP-TV recently featured the upcoming Sugar Run 5K in a recent news story. Click here to view the segment.More News
Professor Jeff Brauer quoted in Washington Examiner article
Professor Jeff Brauer was recently quoted in a Washington Examiner article discussing Middle America. Click here for the story. More News
Times Leader Feature: President John F. Pullo, Sr.
President John F. Pullo, Sr. ’69 was featured in the Times Leader's Presidential Profiles special section. Click here to view the article.More News
Professor Jeff Brauer quoted in Wall Street Journal article
Professor Jeff Brauer was recently quoted in Wall Street Journal article discussing U.S. Sen. John Fetterman. Click here for story. (subscription required) More News
Hot time at Keystone College with glass-blowing workshops
The Times-Tribune recently featured an article on the PDI's glass blowing workshops. Read the article. (subscription required)More News
Getting used to a blended family
Assistant Professor Dr. Caroline Millen was recently featured in a WBRE-TV segment discussing blended families at the holidays. Click here to view the segment.More News
Keystone students volunteer at the Friends of the Poor Thanksgiving dinner
WNEP-TV recently featured a segment on the Friends of the Poor Thanksgiving dinner. Keystone students helped make the event possible. Click here to view the segment.More News
