This fall, students at Keene State College have been thinking about two different kinds of midterms: the upcoming election and their October exams.
Students say there are political issues that matter to them, but they don’t feel comfortable discussing politics in many spaces on campus.
One place that serves as a safe space for some, is a political communications class that meets every Tuesday and Thursday. Students spend most of their time in the class analyzing historical speeches to learn how political rhetoric shapes public thought.
Charlotte McDaniel, of Chester, is studying politics at Keene State and says the topic is extremely important
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