Members of the public and the Keystone College community will be able to get a start on their summer reading selections as the Miller Library sponsors a cash-only discount book sale on Sunday, May 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Assistant Professor Joseph Iacovazzi offers zoology and wildlife biology presentation to North Pocono students
Assistant Professor of Wildlife Biology Joseph Iacovazzi, PhD., recently attended North Pocono Intermediate School and conducted a presentation to fifth graders. The students were able to observe and interact with reptiles and arthropods during the wildlife biology and zoology presentation.
Keystone College Statement On Status of College: President Remains Hopeful For The Future
On Friday, April 26, 2024, Keystone College President John F. Pullo, Sr. updated members of the college community on the status of the college. In letters to Keystone students and their parents and to faculty and staff, President Pullo emphasized that...
Keystone College names Dr. Fran Langan Trustee Emerita
Keystone College has named Professor Fran Langan, Ed.D. as Trustee Emerita in recognition for her many years of dedicated service.
Keystone College Children’s Center donates to Elan Skilled Nursing and Rehab
The Children’s Center at Keystone College donated 126 gifts to residents of Elan Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center, Scranton. The gift packages included personalized cards made by students at the Children’s Center. Photo From left: Silvana Coccimiglio, Keystone...
Keystone College selected as one of the nation’s top schools for veterans
Keystone College has once again been included among a group of colleges and universities that are doing the most to educate and serve our nation’s veterans. For the second consecutive year, Keystone has been listed as a school which is “Best for Vets” by...
Keystone College Names Kacy Manning Director of Athletics
Keystone College has named Kacy Manning as its new director of athletics.
Keystone College, Outreach Center, and Lackawanna County to Host Children’s Issue Conference
Outreach Center for Community Resources, Keystone College, and Lackawanna County Department of Health and Human Services will host the inaugural “Children’s Issues in a Changing World 2023: Resiliency Matters.”
Keystone Today October 2023
Listen to Keystone Today, the show that tells everyone what’s happening at Keystone College. In this edition, host Fran Calpin interviews Keystone’s Director of Graduate and Adult Education John Gorel. More News
Keystone hosts high school students for environmental program
Alyson Grindall, a graduate student in Keystone’s Wildlife Biology master’s degree program, instructs a group of high school students during the recent the Campus Connections to our Watershed event on Keystone’s Woodlands Campus. Keystone hosted about 50...
